The Silence Dogood letters.
Designer:
Carnes, A. Burton
Illustrator:
DePol, John
Typographer:
Baumwell, M. J.
Printer:
Comet Press
Binder (person):
Van Rees Bookbinding Corp.
Paper maker:
Mohawk Paper Mills
Being a collection of lively, combative, and satirical essays written in 1722, Benjamin Franklin's 16th year, and directed against a variety of the men then in the public eye, the magistrates, the clergy, the postmaster, against Harvard College, and against men of wealth and property.".
"This keepsake is published in connection with the celebration of Printing Week in New York, 1968, commemorating the 262nd birthday of Benjamin Franklin, printer"--P. iv.
42, [3] p : ill ; 19 cm.
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (2003-05) by Dreyfus, John
Production date: AD 1968
"Privately printed.". Paper for cover is Cortlea - Terracotta. Paper for the end sheets and text is Cortlea - Ivory. Binding: terracotta paper, gold stamped, over boards.
Support
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paper
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Accession number: PB 19-2004
Primary reference Number: 99071
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Manuscripts and Printed Books
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