Mechanick exercises, or the doctrine of handyworks applied to the art of printing

Joseph Moxon

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Mechanick Exercises, or the Doctrine of Handyworks Applied to the Art of Printing, Joseph Moxon (1683), ed. Theodore Low de Vinne (1896), 464pp. Typographia - an Historical Sketch of the Origin and Progress of the Art of Printing, Thomas Carson Hansard (1825), 2 vols., 430/561pp. Baskerville - Type Founder and Printer, 1706-1775, Josiah Henry Benton (1914) 78pp, bound with Two Centuries of Typefounding Annals of the Letter Foundry Established by William Caslon in 1720 (1920), John Findlay McRae, 110pp The Printer's Grammar..., (1755), John Smith, 320pp. History of the Old English Letter Foundries... (1887), Talbot Baines Reed, 394pp., bound with Dissertation of English Typographical Founders and Founderies (1798), Edward Rowe Mores, 91pp. Dictionary of the Art of Printing (1841), William Savage, 824pp. Printers' Marks - A Chapter in the History of Typography (1893), William Roberts, 280pp.

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