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The Resource Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane from the privy press of Thomas Perry Stricker, that so far have escaped the incinerator or the scavenger

Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane from the privy press of Thomas Perry Stricker, that so far have escaped the incinerator or the scavenger

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Publication
Extent
[106] p.
Note
  • Cover title
  • These titles dated and printed earlier (1934) by Stricker, a printer in Los Angeles during the 1930s, who worked for Jake Zeitlin at one point. Stricker probably assembled these "fugitive" unbound leaves in a portfolio with the title "Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane...." at a later date, probably around 1940 when he closed his shop and sold his printing equipment to another Los Angeles printer, Ward Ritchie
  • UCLA copy does not include "An excerpt from Thomas Amory's The life & opinions of John Buncle, Esquire."
Contents
  • Smart, C. A song to David by Christopher Smart, with a biographical note by Anthony Hillyer [i.e. Thomas Perry Stricker]
  • A note [from the printer to the reader, preceding an excerpt from Thomas Amory's The Life & Opinions of John Buncle, Esquire]
  • An excerpt from Thomas Amory's, The life & opinions of John Buncle, Esquire
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Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane from the privy press of Thomas Perry Stricker, that so far have escaped the incinerator or the scavenger
Title
Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane from the privy press of Thomas Perry Stricker, that so far have escaped the incinerator or the scavenger
Creator
Contributor
Former owner
Subject
Language
eng
Cataloging source
LGG
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Label
Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane from the privy press of Thomas Perry Stricker, that so far have escaped the incinerator or the scavenger
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Cover title
  • These titles dated and printed earlier (1934) by Stricker, a printer in Los Angeles during the 1930s, who worked for Jake Zeitlin at one point. Stricker probably assembled these "fugitive" unbound leaves in a portfolio with the title "Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane...." at a later date, probably around 1940 when he closed his shop and sold his printing equipment to another Los Angeles printer, Ward Ritchie
  • UCLA copy does not include "An excerpt from Thomas Amory's The life & opinions of John Buncle, Esquire."
Contents
Smart, C. A song to David by Christopher Smart, with a biographical note by Anthony Hillyer [i.e. Thomas Perry Stricker] -- A note [from the printer to the reader, preceding an excerpt from Thomas Amory's The Life & Opinions of John Buncle, Esquire] -- An excerpt from Thomas Amory's, The life & opinions of John Buncle, Esquire
Dimensions
20 cm
Extent
[106] p.
Note
  • Spec. Coll. copy: Unbound; printed gatherings laid in tan wrapper printed in black. Purchase, Triolet Rare Books, 2014.
  • Clark Library has three copies, one of which is laid into orange wrapper, printed in black with green thread tie; gift of Lawrence Clark Powell, 1945. Another copy: gift of the author, and the third: gift of William Cheney, 1945.
System control number
  • (OCoLC)61533859
  • ucoclc61533859
Label
Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane from the privy press of Thomas Perry Stricker, that so far have escaped the incinerator or the scavenger
Publication
Note
  • Cover title
  • These titles dated and printed earlier (1934) by Stricker, a printer in Los Angeles during the 1930s, who worked for Jake Zeitlin at one point. Stricker probably assembled these "fugitive" unbound leaves in a portfolio with the title "Some fugitive leaves sacred & profane...." at a later date, probably around 1940 when he closed his shop and sold his printing equipment to another Los Angeles printer, Ward Ritchie
  • UCLA copy does not include "An excerpt from Thomas Amory's The life & opinions of John Buncle, Esquire."
Contents
Smart, C. A song to David by Christopher Smart, with a biographical note by Anthony Hillyer [i.e. Thomas Perry Stricker] -- A note [from the printer to the reader, preceding an excerpt from Thomas Amory's The Life & Opinions of John Buncle, Esquire] -- An excerpt from Thomas Amory's, The life & opinions of John Buncle, Esquire
Dimensions
20 cm
Extent
[106] p.
Note
  • Spec. Coll. copy: Unbound; printed gatherings laid in tan wrapper printed in black. Purchase, Triolet Rare Books, 2014.
  • Clark Library has three copies, one of which is laid into orange wrapper, printed in black with green thread tie; gift of Lawrence Clark Powell, 1945. Another copy: gift of the author, and the third: gift of William Cheney, 1945.
System control number
  • (OCoLC)61533859
  • ucoclc61533859

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