Bullen, Henry Lewis, 1857-1938
Henry Lewis Bullen
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1857-1938
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1857-1938
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Henry Lewis Bullen
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American Type Founders Company
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Typographic Library and Museum
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Ballarat
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Victoria
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Jersey City, NJ
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Works
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| American printer and lithographer, viewed online January 10, 2019: |
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| Bodoni type : a printed exhibit |
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| The Collectanea typographica of Henry Lewis Bullen, 1857-1938, 1961: |
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| An exhibit of Garamond type, with appropriate ornaments : being the third of a series of books showing the many beautiful types in the composing room of Redfield-Kendrick-Odell co., printers and map makers. |
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| Exhibition of American printing |
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| Fifth exhibition of the Carteret book club of Newark |
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| Keeping the printing plant young : title-page competition. |
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| Literature of typography |
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| Nicolas Jenson, printer of Venice : his famous type designs and some comment upon the printing types of earlier printers |
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| The Nuremberg chronicle, or, The book of chronicles from the beginning of the world : the most famous of German picture books of the fifteenth century, printed in the free city of Nuremberg in fourteen hundred & ninety-three : its background, its provenance, its creators, its patrons, its illustrations and its literary plan : a monograph |
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| The pictorial life of Benjamin Franklin : printer, typefounder, ink maker, bookbinder, copperplate engraver and printer, stationer, merchant, bookseller, author, editor, publisher, inventor, scientist, philosopher, diplomat, philanthropist and statesman; published in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the arrival of Franklin in Philadelphia. |
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| The psychology of printing types |
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| Theodore Low De Vinne, printer. |
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| Type and illustration, ink and paper |
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| The Typographic Library and Museum of the American Type Founders Company at Jersey City, New Jersey. |
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