New York typographical union no. 6 : study of a modern trade union and its predecessors (1913)
Stevens, G. A. (George A.) · Albany, N.Y. : J. B. Lyon company, state printers · leaf 66
esses.They became interested in stereotyping in 1812, but in 1813 bothabandoned printing and embarked in type founding, which assuredtheir permanent prosperity and fame. Some of Its Achievements. The wage question was ever paramount, one of the objects of theassociation being the maintenance of an… … DAVID BRUCE, Vice-President of Franklin Typographical Association of New York, in 1799, and Subsequently a Noted Inventor and Typefounder. UNIONS OF PRINTERS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. 39 denizens of the city. They were in financial straits so frequentlythat the ownership of an office was hard to…
International Typographical Union. Union No. 6 (New York, N.Y.) · Printing · Printing -- New York (State) New York History
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