Trade catalogs of bookbinding, 1904-1927.

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A.G. Burton's Son. Trade catalogs of bookbinding, 1904-1927.

Title

Trade catalogs of bookbinding, 1904-1927.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122508417

Abstract

Trade catalogs, books of bookbinding machinery, techniques, paper samples, and other ephemera relating to bookbinding.

Extent

58 items (1 box) : ill.

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University of California, Santa Barbara, UCSB Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6741371

University of California, Santa Barbara, UCSB Library

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Library of Congress

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American Type Founders

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Barrett Bindery Co.

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Standard Machinery Company.

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August Fomm (Firm)

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Los Angeles Book Machine Company.

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David J. Molloy Company.

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Holliston Mills

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Holliston Mills established in 1893 when Herbert M. and Howard E. Plimpton established a company called Security Manufacturing Company on site of what would become Plimpton Press; name Holliston Mills adopted in 1895; engaged in the making of bookbinding glue as an adjunct to the next-door press company; by 1900, the company began making bookbinding cloth which would become its primary product; later it expanded to include the manufacture of window-shade materials, tracing cloths, and other prod...