American Printer and Lithographer Volume 15

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 Excerpt: ...delight the Small Boy $1234567890 IS Point Bold Face Old Style. C4 a 12 A--$2 80 PRINTERS ADMIRE THIS OLD STYLE Handsome and Original Characters Designed to meet the Demand for a New Job Face in Old Style Now for Regular Old Fashioned Summer Weather $1234567890 Do You Want to Reach Buyers? If so, Read this: The-American Bookmaker circulates among the best printers in the United States and Canada as an advertising medium it has exceptional advantages for those who want to reach BUYERS RULES TO BE OBSERVED BY COMPETITORS. i. Competitors must be subscribers to The American Bookmaker and actually employed either as compositors or pressmen. 2. At least six copies of each specimen of work must be furnished, safely packed, without rolling or folding. 3. No specimen must be larger than the printed page of The American Bookmaker. 4. Any class of work may be sent in, printed in one or more colors, but electros tor each color must be furnished when required for publication. 5. Excellence of workmanship and good taste will be regarded as the two chief essentials, and a well executed job in one color may be placed ahead of some of the more pretentious jobs printed in many colors. 6. Punctuating, capitalizing, spacing, divisions of words and other minor points will be taken into account by the judges. In fact, all points will be considered which enter into the production of good work. The third competition will close with December, 1892. (-T is looped that competitors will befjiri, tlieir work at once, so that we may have as marv specimens as possible to select For early publication All communications to be addressed HOWARD LOCKWOOD & CO., Publishers The American Bookmaker, f (COMPETITIVE DEPARTMENT.) 126 AND 128 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK. flOW READY FOR PRESENTATI...