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Andrews, William Loring, 1837-
New York as Washington knew it after the revolution, by William Loring Andrews. New York, C. Scribner’s sons, 1905,
xv, th, 91, 1p. 11. incl. front. illus. plan, facsims. 233°.
Engr, t.-p, .
“A study in book-making in plain black and white in which typography and copper-plates engraved by hand are the only agencies employed.”
“Of this book one hundred and thirty-five copies have been printed upon French hand-made paper, and thirty-two copies upon imperial Japan paper from the Japanese government paper mill at Tokio. The right is reserved to print a few extra copies of the engravings by Mr. Smith, none of which will be offered for sale.”
1. New York (City)—Hist. 2, Washington, George, pres. U. S., 1732+ 1799. I, Smith, Sid ey L., ener. Il. Titi¢. Another copy. 23.5cem. MB
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