ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTORS
Reading edition
Introduction By Theodore L. De Vinne, of Theodore L. De Vinne & Company, Printers, New York.
The Author By George W. Cable, Author of "Grandissimes," "The Cavalier," and other books. Resident of Northampton, Massachusetts.
The Literary Agent By Paul R. Reynolds, Literary Agent, New York, representing several English publishing houses and American authors.
The Literary Adviser By Francis W. Halsey, formerly Editor of the New York Times Saturday Review of Books, and literary adviser for D. Appleton & Company. Now literary adviser for Funk & Wagnalls Company, New York.
The Manufacturing Department By Lawton L. Walton, in charge of the manufacturing department of The Macmillan Company, Publishers, New York.
The Making of Type By L. Boyd Benton, Mechanical Manager of the Jersey City factory of the American Type Founders' Company.
Hand Composition and Electrotyping By J. Stearns Cushing, of J. S. Cushing & Company, Norwood, Massachusetts, one of the three concerns forming the Norwood Press.
Composition by the Linotype Machine By Frederick J. Warburton, Treasurer of the Mergenthaler Linotype Machine Company.
Composition by the Monotype Machine By Paul Nathan, a member of Wood & Nathan, New York, selling agents for the Lanston Monotype Machine.
Proof-reading By George L. Miller, with the Charles Francis Press, New York.
Paper Making By Herbert W. Mason, of S. D. Warren & Company, Paper Makers, Boston, Massachusetts.
Presswork By Walter J. Berwick, of Berwick & Smith Company, Norwood, Massachusetts, one of the three concerns constituting the Norwood Press.
The Printing Press By Otto L. Raabe, with R. Hoe & Company, New York, Printing Press Manufacturers.
Printing Ink By James A. Ullman, of Sigmund Ullman Company, Ink Makers, New York.
The Printer's Roller By Albert S. Burlingham, President of the National Roller Company, New York.
The Illustrator By Charles D. Williams, Artist, New York.
Half-tone, Line, and Color Plates By Emlyn M. Gill, President of the Gill Engraving Company, New York.
The Wax Process By Robert D. Servoss, Engraver of maps, etc., by the wax process, New York.
Making Intaglio Plates By Elmer Latham, Manager of the mechanical department of M. Kramer & Company, Photogravure Makers, Brooklyn, New York.
Printing Intaglio Plates By George W. H. Ritchie, Printer of photogravure plates, etchings, etc., New York.
The Gelatine Process By Emil Jacobi, Manager of the factory of the Campbell Art Company, New York, and Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Lithography By Charles Wilhelms, late of Sackett-Wilhelms Lithographing and Printing Company, Brooklyn, New York.
Cover Designing By Amy Richards, Artist, New York, her specialty being cover designs.
The Cover Stamps By George Becker, of Becker Brothers Company, Die Cutters, New York.
Book Cloths By Henry P. Kendall, of the Holliston Mills, Book Cloth Manufacturers, Norwood, Massachusetts.
Book Leathers By Ellery C. Bartlett, of Louis Dejonge & Company, Dressers and Importers of Book Leathers, New York.
The Binding By Jesse Fellowes Tapley, President of J. F. Tapley Company, Binders, New York.
Special Bindings By Henry Blackwell, Fine Binder, New York.
Copyrighting By Frederick H. Hitchcock, Member of the New York Bar; President of The Grafton Press, Publishers, New York.
Publicity By Vivian Burnett, formerly in charge of the Publicity Department of McClure, Phillips & Company, Publishers, New York.
Reviewing and Criticising By Walter Littlefield, a Member of the Staff of the New York Times Saturday Review of Books, and literary correspondent of the Chicago Record-Herald, and other papers.
The Travelling Salesman By Harry A. Thompson, formerly representing John Lane, and Small, Maynard & Company, Publishers. Now one of the Associate Editors of the Saturday Evening Post, Philadelphia.
Selling at Wholesale By Joseph E. Bray, formerly with A. C. McClurg & Company, Wholesalers, Chicago. Now with the Outing Publishing Company, New York.
Selling at Retail By Warren Snyder, Manager of the Book Stores of John Wanamaker, Philadelphia and New York.
Selling by Subscription By Charles S. Olcott, Manager of the Subscription Department of Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Company, New York.
Selling at Auction By John Anderson, Jr., President of the Anderson Auction Company, New York.
Selecting for a Public Library By Arthur E. Bostwick, Chief of the Circulation Department of the New York Public Library.
Rare and Second-hand Books By Charles E. Goodspeed, Dealer in Rare and Second-hand Books, Boston.