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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 233

An illustration from The Inland printer, 1883, leaf 233
ing my best efforts into from his paper pile. He each and every job, I consider them all my best, so, conse¬ put more ink on it than he did on the first, but, because the quently do not have any choice.” That’s the right spirit — ink was carelessly applied, instead of the paper being worth let’s… … age business man, and is a matter of simplicity he is. They will show that, given a type face possessing vital concern to the principals in beauty in itself, very little adornment every business, those principals are Attractive booklet cover printed in one color, silver on otherwise is necessary.…

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