This volume presents a meticulous reproduction of ""A Specimen Of Printing Types & Various Ornaments, 1796,"" offering a fascinating glimpse into the world of late 18th-century typography. Published by the renowned Stephenson, S. & C. letter foundry, the original specimen book showcased a wide array of available fonts and decorative elements, essential tools for printers and publishers of the era.
Accompanying the specimen book is the complete ""Sale Catalogue Of The British Letter-foundry 1797,"" providing a detailed inventory of the foundry's assets at the time of its sale. Together, these documents offer invaluable insights into the history of printing, the evolution of type design, and the business of letter founding in the late 1700s. This reproduction is a must-have for designers, historians, and anyone interested in the rich heritage of the printed word.
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