*Q.59 0275
Barbero, Gil, fl. 1539.
Obelisk, containing perhaps the first typographic print- ing in any language of the complete texts of the Juan Pablos and Gil Barbero contracts with Juan Cromberger, signed at Seville, June 1539, providing for the founding of what may have been the first printing-office in the Western Hemisphere. Los Angeles, Englished ,and; printed by T. W. M’Donald at Black Mack, °1961.
(85) p. 21cm. (Black Mack footnotes)
At head of title: Footnote to the history of printing in America.
1. Printing—Hist.—Mexico. I. Pablos, Juan, d. 1561? mu. Bar- bero, Gil, fl. 1539. mr. Cromberger, Juan, d. 1540. tv. M’Donald,
Thomas W., tr. v. Title: Footnote to the history of printing in America.
2210.03 & 655.172 61-19876
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