The roman and italic printing types in the printing house of Theodore L. De Vinne & Co., 12 Lafayette Place (1891)
De Vinne, Theodore Low, 1828-1914, Linotype Library, former owner. DSI · New-York : The De Vinne Press · leaf 24
Double Great Primer Old Style. Leaded. … all the designs of pub¬ lishers for the better pleasing of the light and capricious taste of the people is not fa¬ vorable for fine print¬ ing. Limitations as to time and expense in¬ evitably decrease the artistic worth of the printer’s work. Crapelet.
De Vinne Press · Roman type · Italic type · Typography
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