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Title
Company address book
Creator
William Townsend and Sons
Summary
William Townsend & Sons was a prominent printing company in Sheffield, England, during the 19th century. This company address book contains entries for the companies, suppliers, printers, papermakers, stationers, ink makers, etc., the company conducted business with.
Title
Library catalogue
Creator
William Townsend & Sons
Summary
William Townsend & Sons was a prominent printing company in Sheffield, England, during the 19th century. This bound volume is the catalog for the Townsend family library. "It is a general Victorian family library strong on the classics of modern English literature... It also has tip-ins of letters and notes from several bookslellers from 1880 to 1900." -- vendor description
Title
Works manual and business guide
Creator
William Townsend and Sons
Summary
William Townsend & Sons was a prominent printing company in Sheffield, England, during the 19th century. This bound volume contains various clippings and ephemera from the day to day business operations of the company. Materials document and describe the recommended routine of the shop, binding, letterpress binding, office work, account book making, composition, printing, design, anecdotes, bookmaking, paper samples, and other workings of the company
Title
Private trade ledger, 1885-1915
Creator
William Townsend & Sons
Summary
William Townsend & Sons was a prominent printing company in Sheffield, England, during the 19th century. This volume lists "weekly, monthly, and yearly sales; weekly monthly, yearly cash & bills; wages; traveller's commissions; details of insurance; income tax; absence payments, etc. Also lists wages for Rulers, Compositors, Letterpress machine and Lithographic machine operators." -- vendor description
Locked clasp is detatched from front board. NRRI-C
Title
Prices : 1822 to 1895
Creator
William Townsend & Sons
Summary
William Townsend & Sons was a prominent printing company in Sheffield, England, during the 19th century. This bound volume contains various clippings from business operations and lists "accounts, prices and information on various items the firm would have purchased from outside suppliers. ... this volume is also an estimate book. ... several pages conatin hand-written notes in columns detailing costs of materials, prices to charge and profit that will be made... " -- vendor description
Includes facsimile clipping of William Townsend obituary from the Sept. 14, 1910 issue of the Independent.
Title
The whole duty of woman: a new edition, with considerable improvements. To which is added, Edwin & Angelina, a tale.
Creator
Kenrick, W. (William), 1725?-1779
Summary
Cary Collection's copy is worn, with discoloration on cover and cracked spine covering. Some foxing throughout. Handwritten in ink on inside front cover: "April 1, 1841--Isabella S. Townsend--[illegible]." Dealer's marks handwritten in pencil on fly-leaf: "First book title to be published in Rochester. Only 3 copies known. Roch fund series Ver 9 P295-78--2701." Handwritten in ink on blank end page: "Isabella S. Townsend from her Aunt Phoebe A. Chapman."
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