American Printer and Lithographer Volume 36 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1903 edition. Excerpt: ...following their receipt. A CONTRIBUTOR to The American Printer some time ago said that the best way to train a young man to enter the printing business is to give him a good education in this country, and then send him abroad for a year or two of travel. It was contended that in no other way could he imbibe an atmosphere of true art principles that should be characteristic of all printing. There are only one or two American printers who consider an annual trip abroad as a part of the legitimate expense of the business, and one of these is Ingalls Kimball, the moving spirit of the Cheltenham Press, New York. Mr. Kimball's ideas of type were carried out in the recent face got out by the American Type Founders Company under the title of the Cheltenham Charles Frohman s Criterion Theatre Special JvCcrtin e e s During Julia MARLOWE'S Season EveryAFTERNOowExcept Saturda Y beginning Wednesday 14 JANUARY: THE LITTLE PRINCESS Mrs.Frances Hodgson BURNETTS Newpla Y for Children 6f Grown up Children From the SHAFTESBURY Theatre, LONDON The CAST includes: in die Heart of the Helderberg Mountains and but Four Hours from NewYork Altwnoot Albany County, New York H. P. SnUb It is to be expected that specimens from the home of the American Correspondence School of Typography would be of a high order, and the expectation is amply sustained b y some printing just r eceived from A. Giraldi, New York. Mr. Giraldi is at the head of the American Correspondence School, and he has fitted up a part of h i s establishment with entirely new material to do nothing but give attention to the needs of the school. The specimens of printing received are not from the new plant, but are samples of Mr. Giraldi's everyday work. T hey give evidence o f taste in execution, and...