History of The Typographical Union: Its Beginnings, Progress and Development; Its Beneficial and Educational Features Together with a Chapter on the Early Organizations Of Printers. Cet article n’est pas disponible.

Edité par International Typographical Union, Indianapolis, IN, 1913

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1165 pp, preface, acknowledgments, Early Organization of Printers: Beginnings, 1786-1830; Period from 1830-1850. Conventons, 1850-1912; Deutsch-Amerikanische Typographia; Technical Trade Education; Public Copyright Acts; Historical Sketch of the Union Printers Home; index with b&w illustrations throughout. Compiled by Authority of the Executive Council of the International Typographical Union: First Edition, 1913. Only the faintest age-toning to text block edges, else, Pristine, no wear. Clean, tight and strong binding with clean dust jacket and no underlining, highlighting or marginalia. Maroon cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Size: Large 8vo.

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Titre
History of The Typographical Union: Its Beginnings, Progress and Development; Its Beneficial and Educational Features Together with a Chapter on the Early Organizations Of Printers
Auteur
Tracy, George A.
Éditeur
International Typographical Union, Indianapolis, IN
Année de publication
1913
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Type de livre
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First Edition.
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