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A History of the Old English Letter Foundries

Note 420 — Chapter X · THOMAS AND JOHN JAMES, 1710.

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Smith’s Printer’s Grammar, 1755, in referring to the use of flowers in typography, makes mention of “the considerable augmentation which Mr. Caslon has made here in flowers, and in which Mr. James likewise has so far proceeded that we may soon expect a specimen of them” (p. 137).

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