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the University Press 1780–1881. Jnl of the Printing Historical Soc
3 1967.
Barker, N. The Oxford University Press and the spread of learning
1478–1978. Oxford 1978.
Sutcliffe, P. H. The Oxford University Press: an informal history.
Oxford 1978.
Petty & Sons, Leeds
[Murray, C. C.] Petty & Sons Limited 1865–1965. 1965.
Pillans & Wilson, Edinburgh
A printing house of old & new Edinburgh 1775–1925. Edinburgh
1925.
Pitman Press, Bath
An historical review of the Pitman Press [1845–1937]. Bath [1937].
John Pitts, London
Shepard, L. John Pitts, ballad printer of Seven Dials, London,
1765–1844. 1969 (Priv Libs Assoc).
Robert Pocock, Gravesend
Arnold, G. M. Robert Pocock: the Gravesend historian, naturalist,
antiquarian, botanist and printer. 1883.
Raithby, Lawrence & Co, Leicester
Brewer, R. Raithby Lawrence 1876–1976 [and predecessors]
1776–1876. Leicester [1976].
Thomas Reed & Co, Sunderland
Bean, D. Thomas Reed – the first 200 years: a brief history
1782–1982. Sunderland [1982].
Andrew Reid & Co, Newcastle
A famous north country printery: Andrew Reid & Co Ltd. British
Printer Mar/Apr 1896.
Reid, A. A note on the company’s history. In Reid & Co. Centenary
celebrations 1845–1945 [at] Edinburgh 18th September 1948.
[Newcastle 1948.]
Sharp, M. Andrew Reid & Co Ltd: a famous north-country printery.
Wylam 1991.
E. S. & A. Robinson, Bristol
Darwin, B. Robinsons of Bristol 1844–1944. Bristol 1945.
Thomas Ross & Son, London
Bain, I. Thomas Ross & Son, copper- and steel-plate printers since
1833. Jnl of the Printing Historical Soc 2 1966.
Dyson, A. Thomas Ross & Son, fine art printers: the nineteenth
century heritage. 1983 (priv ptd).
Joseph Rounsfell, itinerant journeyman
Rounsfell, J. W. On the road: journeys of a tramping printer.
Ed A. Whitehead. 1982. On trade union relief of a travelling
compositor.
W. R. Royle & Son, London
Royle occasion: the first 150 years. [1976.]
William Sessions Ltd, York
The story of a printing house [1865–1965]. York 1965.
Robert Skeen, London printer’s overseer
Autobiography of Mr Robert Skeen, printer 1876 (priv ptd).
Robert Smail, Innerleithen
Boyter, I. Robert Smail’s printing works, established 1848, saved for
the nation 1987. Edinburgh 1987 (Nat Trust for Scotland).
L. A. Smart & Son, Gloucester
Wain, D. W. L. A. Smart & Son Ltd: a century of progress in printing
1850–1950. [Gloucester 1950.]
Charles Manby Smith, itinerant journeyman
Smith, C. M. The working man’s way in the world. [1853], 1854, 1857
(all anon), 1967 (ed E. Howe; Printing Historical Soc).
Autobiography of a journeyman printer.
Nowell-Smith, S. Charles Manby Smith, his family & friends, his
fantasies & fabrications. Jnl of the Printing Historical Soc 7 1971.
John Soulby, Ulverston
Twyman, M. John Soulby, printer, Ulverston: a study of the work
printed by John Soulby, father and son, between 1796 and 1827.
Reading 1966.
Spottiswoode & Co, London
History of Spottiswoode & Co Ltd, being a brief epitome of the chief
events 1739–1909. 1909.
Austen-Leigh, R. A. The story of a printing house: being a short
account of the Strahans and the Spottiswoodes. [1911], 1912.
Straker Bros, London
Straker Bros. 1800–1925: a brief history of the business. London
[1925].
The house of Straker [1800–1950]. [1950.]
Taylor & Francis, London
Brock, W. H. and A. J. Meadows. The lamp of learning: Taylor &
Francis and the development of science publishing. [1984.]
C. P. Thorn & Sons, Woolwich
Thorns of Woolwich 1881–1953. 1953.
Tillotson & Son, Bolton
Singleton, F. Tillotsons 1850–1950: centenary of a family business.
Bolton 1950.
Tinlings, Liverpool
Tinlings of Liverpool: the past, the present and the future.
Liverpool 1962.
A. W. Tuer, London
Johnson, A. F. Old-face types in the Victorian age. Monotype
Recorder Sep/Dec 1931.
‘Caxton Morris’. Andrew White Tuer. Printing Rev Summer 1950.
Tullis Press, Cupar
Doughty, D. W. The Tullis Press, Cupar, 1803–1849. Dundee 1967
(Abertay Historical Soc). On St Andrews University Press.
Unwin Brothers, London and Woking
Unwin Brothers. A century of progress: being a record of the rise
and present position of the Gresham Press 1826–1926. [1926.]
Colebrook, F. The Unwins. Caxton Mag Nov 1950.
Unwin, P. The printing Unwins: a short history of Unwin Brothers,
the Gresham Press, 1826–1976. 1976.
Vacher & Sons, London
At the sign of the red pale, being a short history of the house of
Vacher & Sons Ltd of Westminster 1751–1926. [1926.]
Victoria Press (Emily Faithfull), London
Head, W. W. The Victoria Press: its history and vindication with an
account of the movement for the employment of females in
printing. 1869.
Fredeman, W. E. Emily Faithfull and the Victoria Press. Library 5th
ser 29 1974.
Stone, J. S. More light on Emily Faithfull and the Victoria Press.
Library 5th ser 33 1978.
Ratcliffe, E. The Caxton of her age: the career and family background
of Emily Faithfull (1835–95). Upton upon Severn 1993.
Waddie & Co, Edinburgh
Waddie & Co. A centenary history, 1860–1960. [1960.]
Waterlows, London
Smalley, G. The life of Sir Sidney Waterlow. 1909.
The house of Waterlows of Birchin Lane from 1811 to 1911. [1911.]
Waterlow and Sons Ltd, 1810 to 1914. [1914.]
Boon, J. Under six reigns: being some account of 114 years of
progress and development of the house of Waterlow. 1925.
George Waterston & Sons, Edinburgh
Bicentenary history: George Waterston & Sons Ltd 1752–1952.
Edinburgh [1952].
Two hundred and twenty five years: a history of George Waterston
& Sons Limited 1752–1977. [Edinburgh 1977.]
Wertheimer, Lea & Co, London
A romance of the printing trade. [1914.]
Charles Whittingham & Co., Chiswick Press, London
Warren, A. The Charles Whittinghams, printers. New York 1896
(Grolier Club).
Plomer, H. R. A glance at the Whittingham ledgers. Library 2 1901.
Keynes, G. William Pickering, publisher. 1924, 1969.
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