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300 Years in Victoria County by Grimes, Roy [Editor]

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Title
300 Years in Victoria County
Author
Grimes, Roy [Editor]
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Argonaut Book Shop (United States)
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Description
Victoria, Texas: The Victoria Advocate Publishing Co., 1968 Book. Illus. by Jones, Tom. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First edition. [16], 649pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs, portraits; drawings by Tom Jones. Bibliographical notes, index. Green cloth lettered in gilt on spine and front cover. A very fine and bright copy with pictorial dust jacket (jacket artwork by Tom Jones; slight jacket wear to spine ends, less so to corners, spine slightly faded). History of the "cradle" of Texas, Victoria and Victoria County, formed by the Republic of Texas in 1836 and named after Guadalupe Victoria, the first President of Mexico. The book is divided into seven sections: 1) the Cradle of Texas History, 1685-1820, 2) the Road to Independence, 1821-1842, 3) Adversity and Prosperity, 1842- 1860, 4) Civil War and Reconstruction, 1861-1875, 5) Hide and Horn, 1875-1890, 6) Looking Back, 7) the Twentieth Century..
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An american Architecture by Wright, Frank Lloyd

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An american Architecture
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Wright, Frank Lloyd
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Hackenberg Booksellers ABAA (United States)
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New York: Bramhall House. n.d. 269p., b/w front., port., 250 b/w illus., quarto format, dj. An undated reprint of the 1955 edition.
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BEHNISCH'S HANDBUCH DER APPRETUR by BEHNISCH, H.

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BEHNISCH'S HANDBUCH DER APPRETUR
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BEHNISCH, H.
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The Bookpress, Ltd. (United States)
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BEHNISCH, H. BEHNISCH'S HANDBUCH DER APPRETUR. Grunberg: Druct von Friedr, 1880. Small 8vo. Cloth. (viii), 112, (8) pages. With eight pages of book advertisements in back. Previous owner's stamp on title page. Very good.
SURREPTITIOUS PRINTING IN ENGLAND, 1550-1640

SURREPTITIOUS PRINTING IN ENGLAND, 1550-1640 by Woodfield, Denis B.

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SURREPTITIOUS PRINTING IN ENGLAND, 1550-1640
Author
Woodfield, Denis B.
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Oak Knoll Books/Oak Knoll Press (United States)
Description
New York: The Bibliographical Society of America, 1973. cloth. 4to. cloth. ix, 203 pages. This book deals with those books, pamphlets and broadsides in contemporary foreign languages, including French, Italian, Spanish and Dutch, that were surreptitiously printed in England before 1640. Each of the 65 works is discussed in one of the six chapters. Printers and printing historians will also enjoy the reproductions of the titles pages and all 305 printer's ornaments and initials used in every work except for one. The introduction of this book attempts to present the story of the origins and development of surreptitious printing in foreign vernaculars in chronological form. Woodfield distinguishes between the word "surreptitiously printed" and "secretly printed" to describe these books as not illegal, but having meant to mislead the average reader, English or foreign, into believing that the work had been published in the country in whose language it was printed. A book in a foreign vernacular which was printed for the private order of a customer would also be considered to have been "surreptitiously printed" if it lacks an imprint. Some books may also have been printed because the author or patron decided to subsidize a possibly uneconomic edition. Included is a section on typography as well as a bibliography.

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