A History of the Old English Letter Foundries: with Notes, Historical and Bibliographical, on the Rise and Progress of English Typography.Reed, Talbot Baines
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A History of the Old English Letter Foundries: with Notes, Historical and Bibliographical, on the Rise and Progress of English Typography.
Reed, Talbot Baines
Printing -- England -- History; Type and type-founding -- England -- History
Reprinted 1801 and 1803.
1805. A specimen of Printing Types by Fry & Steele, Letter
Founders to the Prince of Wales, Type Street, London. Printed in
the year 1805. 8vo. . . . . (T. B. R.)
1805. Specimen of Metal Cast Ornaments, curiously adjusted to
paper by Fry and Steele, Letter Founders to the Prince of Wales,
Type Street, London. Printed in the year 1805. 8vo. . . . . (W. B.)
No date. Specimen sheet of Head and Fable Cuts for Dilworth’s
Spelling Book, cast on hard metal, and curiously adjusted to paper
on the best Turkey Box, by Fry and Steele, Letter Founders, Type
Street, London. Price £4 4_s._ (1805?). Broadside. . . . . (Caxt.
Cel., 4386.)
1808. Specimens of Modern Cut Printing Types from the Foundry of
Messrs. Fry and Steele; together with a Specimen of Flowers. 1808.
8vo. . . . . (Stower’s _Printer’s Grammar_.)
1816. A specimen of Printing Types by Edmund Fry, Letter Founder
to the King and Prince Regent, Type Street, London, 1816. 8vo.
. . . . (B. M., 11899, h. 11.)
1820. Specimen of Modern Printing Types by Edmund Fry and Son,
Letter Founders to the King, Type Street, London, 1820. 8vo.
. . . . (T. B. R.)
1824. Specimen of Modern Printing Types by Edmund Fry, Letter
Founder to the King (Polyglot Foundry), Type Street, London. 1824.
4to. and 8vo. . . . . (B. M., 11899, h. 12.)
1825. A specimen of Diamond, by Edmund Fry, March 1825. 8vo.
. . . . (T. B. R.)
1827. Fry’s Newspaper Specimen, Type Street, 1827. Broadside.
. . . . (J. F.)
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CHAPTER XVI.
JOSEPH JACKSON, 1763.
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