The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-10 00:00:00

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PRINTERS, LITi1661111;11-Eia,- BOOKBINDERS, AND

STATIONEitS,

In preparing for general trse a " Master Printer's Hand-
book," it has been the objeret of the compiler to bring within
a small compass, emu at trifling cost, a greater amount of
sterling information than is to be found in any similar book.

15, Old Bailey, London, E.C., Sept. 1V 1160.
Mr. Cobbett, 14, Rose-street, Birkenhead.
Dear Sir,—l like the book very much, ttrni me up two dozen
of them, and send account, and 1 NVill return you post-office
order. The books will rontt by post. Yours truly,
EnEnEracn ITT.LmEn.

Parnworth, near Manchester, Sept. 25, 1860.
Pet't Sir,—l have gone through the greatest portion of your
took, the "Master Printer's Handbook of Prices," and com-
pared the calculations therein contained with the charges in
my books, and I am quite surprised and delighted at the very
near approach of the two calculations. The book may be relied
upon with confidence, and is worth many times the price it is
charged, if only to save time in calculating the various "jobs"
it contains. As a book for reference, it is a good idea to have,
as it were, a "two-fold charge," as the practical printer will
at a glance know, from the nature of the work to be done,
which will be the proper charge.
You say in your preface " That the quantity of matter set,
quality of paper used, length of credit, &c., must have an
influence on the prices charged." This is very tree ; but as I
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I have now before me a much more extensive work of the
same nature, published by Straker and Son, London, but, in
my opinion, not half so valuable as yours.
I wish you every success in the sale of it. as every master
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Sir, yours very truly, JOSEI.II COOKE.

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