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To the employing printers of the city of New York.

Important to printers, Francis & Loutrell's improved inking rollers.

Lehman & Bolton steam power lithograph & letter press printing rooms. Nos. 418, 420 & 422 Library Street, Philadelphia. Opposite Post Office.

Commercial lithography. Theo. Leonhardt & Son, s.e. cor. 5th & Library sts. opposite Drexel Building, Philadelphia.

Lehman & Bolton steam power lithographic & letter press printing rooms. Library Street, Goldsmith's Hall. Opp. Post Office, Philadelphia.

Evans printer. The fast cardpress, Philadelphia, cor. Fourth and Library Sts.

This floral card was printed in 8 colors on the celebrated Model Printing Press, J.W. Daughaday & Co., mfrs., 721 Chestnut St., Phila.

Public Ledger Job Printing Office, south-west corner Sixth and Chestnut Street, Philadelphia

E. A. Wright, bank note engraver, lithographer, plate printer. Chestnut & 11th sts.

Philad'a, from State House steeple.



[Harbach & Brother's trade cards]


Theo. Leonhardt & Son. Importers of cards, 324 & 326 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.


Thomas Hunter, successor. Duval & Hunter's catalogue of oleograph publications for the season 1873-4.

Theo. Leonhardt & Son, importers of cards, 324 & 326 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.

Steel's Bay Printing Company [certificate] [graphic].

Alois Senefelder. Inventor of lithography

M. H. Traubel, lithographer, 146 So. Eighth St., Philadelphia. [graphic] : Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap.

E. Ketterlinus' lithographic and letter press printing house cor. of Arch & Fourth Sts. Philadelphia.

Collis & Lees, dealers in card novelties, 162 North Fourth Street, Philadelphia.

Catalogue illustration - Exterior view of factory.

Hofstetter Bros. Lithographers, stationers, printers, and blank book manufacturers. 508 & 510 Cherry Street, Philadelphia.

Jacob Haehnlen's lithographic & steam powered letter press printing rooms.


Go to the West Philadelphia Card Depot, 3718 Market St., for chromo cards by set, 100 or 1000,

[Geo. S. Harris & Sons.] Printers & lithographers. Nos. 718, 720, 722, 724 Arch St. Philadelphia.

M. H. Traubel, lithographer, 146 So. Eighth St., Philadelphia.


W. F. Geddes' Sons steam power printers and lithographers 724 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Pa.


F. Moras' Lithographic Establishment, Philadelphia. 610 Jayne Street.

E. Ketterlinus' steam power lithographic and letter press printing house cor. of Arch & Fourth Sts. Philadelphia.

Specimen of crayon work for Theo. Leonhardt & Son. Lithographers. 324 & 326 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.

Compliments of Lehman & Bolton, lithographers, printers, publishers. 715, 171, 719 Arch Street. Philadelphia.

Masonic Hall, Phila.





Theo. Leonhardt & Son. Lithographers. 324 & 326 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.


Washington Steam Mills, Gloucester N.J. near Philadelphia.


Friends' Book Association, 706 Arch St., Phila. Stationery, engraving and printing.

[Philadelphia Evening Bulletin trade cards]

National Chromo Co., 927 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. [catalog cover]

W.H. Rease. Lithographic artist. No. 17 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia

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