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Title(s)
F. Dangerfield's improved lithographic & metallo-graphic press : important to printers, stationers, &c.
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Published/Created
London : Frederick Dangerfield, 22, Bedford Street, Covent Garden, [between 1866 and 1890]
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Physical Description
1 sheet ([1] page) ; 26 x 21 cm
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Holdings
Rare Books and Manuscripts
Z151.5.A37 A37 1855b+
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Fund
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Copyright Status
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Full YALE Library Record
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Classification
Books
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Notes
F. Dangerfield was active at 22 Bedford Street from 1866 to 1890. See: Wakeman, G. A guide to nineteenth century colour printers.
"Frederick Dangerfield took out Patent 1201 in 1762 for a cylinder lithographic press, with the scraper below the cylinder. The stone was hinged on one side and lifted out for inking. The paper was laid in the bed of the press. (Illus. in S & FTR, 6 April, 1868)."--Wakeman, G. A guide to nineteenth century colour printers.
Lithographed advertisement for Frederick Dangerfield, lithographic printer. The text briefly describes his cylinder lithographic press. -
Subject Terms
Book industries and trade -- Great Britain. | Dangerfield, Frederick. | Lithographers -- Great Britain. | Lithography -- Great Britain. | Printers -- Great Britain. | Printing -- Great Britain.
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Form/Genre
Advertisements. | Broadsides. | Ephemera. | Lithographs -- 1866-1890.
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