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Title
A brief treatise on the merits of the Golding jobber
Creator
Golding Manufacturing Co
Summary
["Designed and printed in the Printing and Advertising Department of Golding and Co. in Boston, Massachusetts, 1904." Most pages printed in black and red., In 1869 William H. Golding went into business at 14 Kilby Street in Boston, but adopted the name Golding & Co. by 1875, also moving from Kilby Street to 40 Washington Square (later renamed Fort-Hill Square.). The company would begin to be called Golding Manufacturing Co. towards the end of the 19th century. This pamphlet gives a detailed account of the Golding Jobber, described as the "most highly developed type of modern job printing press."
Saxe, S. O., "A Brief History of Golding & Co." In "Printing History," volume 3, number 2 (1981), pages 14-19.]
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