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1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete

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partial 1895 Inland Printer that was destroyed and I saved ads I thought were of interest
1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 1
1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 2 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 3 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 4 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 5 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 6 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 7 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 8 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 9 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 10 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 11 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 12 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 13 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 14 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 15 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 16 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 17 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 18 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 19 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 20 In the 1880's Sheridan was having issues with their Arch Press, The castings they were getting were porous and they had damages and when the arches were used with steam to inject during the embossing process the castings leaked water, damaging the books. They found out Sanborn had no issues, and Sanborn purchased their castings from a foundry in Champlain, NY. TW & CB Sheridan purchased half interest in that foundry in Sept of 1887 and went on to own it for the next 100 years. 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 22 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 23 1895 The Inland Printer Vol 16 iss 1 October Incomplete picture number 24

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