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 36
28 Double Small Pica Aldine. Leaded.* … successfully prosecuted the art have been celebrated for their superior knowledge of and attention to press- work. It is too much the habit of apprentices to devote their atten¬ tion exclusively to composition, and as a consequence compositors are usually plenty and good pressmen are comparatively…
De Vinne Press · Roman type · Italic type · Typography
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