Sons limited printers (4 resultados)
Editorial: Liverpool, 1961
Librería: Grampian Books, Est. 1990, ELLON, ABDNS, Reino UnidoGrampian Books, Est. 1990
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EUR 4,82
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Añadir al carrito[4pp]; 2 illustrations. Printed paper covers. Pamphlet creased as the result of a single lengthwise fold, otherwise Good condition.
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The Midland Employers Mutual Assurance Limited Employers' Liability Insurance Policy 1922 [The Midland Employers Mutual Assurance Limited] + Letters, Documents, Endorsements
Window Shop Dressing | Fittings [David Samuels & Sons, Manufacturing Stationers and Printers] The Midland Employers Mutual Assurance Limited
Editorial: Printed by February 28th . 1922., 1922
Librería: Little Stour Books PBFA Member, Canterbury, Reino UnidoLittle Stour Books PBFA Member
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Condición: Usado - Bueno
EUR 24,12
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Añadir al carritoCondición: Very Good. Large original 19'' x 13'' folding Midland Employers Mutual Assurance Limited Employers' Liability Insurance Policy 1922. Attached to the top right hand corners a number of Letters, Documents, Endorsements in reference to David Samuels & Sons. In Very Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. ECONOMICS & COMME…RCE.
[Shropshire: Historical and Biographical] Autograph Letter Signed to Hubert Smith Stanier.
Gifford Lumley [Devonshire; W. Mate & Sons, Limited, printers and publishers of Bournemouth, Southampton and London]
Editorial: 23 April ; 62 Commercial Rd Bournemouth on letterhead Mate & Sons letterhead, 1906
Librería: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Reino UnidoRichard M. Ford Ltd
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EUR 102,51
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Añadir al carrito8vo, 2 pp. Good, though a little grubby on the reverse. Printed down the left hand margin of the recto is a long list headed 'Printers and Publishers of Illustrated Guides to'. Printed in large letters at the centre of the letterhead is 'Shropshire: Historical and Biographical', but there is no record of this title being publish…ed, or of any volume on Shropshire by Mates & Sons. From the context it appears that Lumley had a hand in Frederick John Snell's 'Devonshire, historical, descriptive, biographical', published by Mate & Sons in 1907. Lumley acknowledges receipt of the 'Memoir of the late Wm. Hardwicke Esq'. He was 'just on the point of leaving Exeter for Honiton' when it arrived, or would have replied sooner. He promises that the photographs of Turner and Sir Wyke Bayliss will be 'safely & duly returned'. His 'present address in Devonshire' is 'only of short duration untill [sic] all nobility, Members of Parliament &c have been interviewed'.
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[Scripophily and philately: Waterlow & Sons Limited of London, manufacturers of bank notes and stamps to the British Government.] Advertisement for the firm in the form of a fake bank note or other security.
Waterlow & Sons Limited, London, established 1810, manufacturers of bank notes, bonds, stamps and all other high-class securities, postage stamp printers and contractors to the British Government
Editorial: s. Waterlow & Sons Limited London, 1930
Librería: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Reino UnidoRichard M. Ford Ltd
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Añadir al carritoEngraved advertisement printed in dark blue, light blue and pink on both sides of 20 x 14 cm piece of unwatermarked wove paper. An amusing fake bank note or bond, designed to showcase the firm's competency. The paper stock and layout are entirely consistent with the firm's work. On one side, instead of a picture of a monarch or…president, is the face of a rather imperious young woman (one of the directors' wives?), together with a design featuring the fasces and motto 'VIS UNITA FORTIOR'. The text on that side reads: 'Waterow & Sons Limited / London / Established 1810 / Telegrams / Imprimerie London / Manufacturers of / Bank Notes / Bonds / Stamps / and all other / High-Class Securities / Postage Stamp Printers and Contractors to the British Government.' On the other side is a Landseer-style lion, with a cruiser behind it sailing into the sunset, and the royal crest and the firm's details, with a description of its trade as 'Manufacturers of British, Colonial & Foreign Bank Notes, Bonds, Postage and Revenue Stamps, Share Certificates, Policies of Assurance, Circular Notes, Business Cards, Letters of Credit, Headings for Invoices, Letter and Note Papers, Chequs & Commercial Stationery, etc.' See Image.
