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• The art of the dance [by] Isadora Duncan, edited, with an introduction by Sheldon CheneyIsadora Duncan
• How to make a living : suggestions upon the art of making, saving, and using moneyGeorge Cary Eggleston
• Contemporary art applied to the store and its displayFrederick Kiesler
• An experimental design for first year field instructionMary Evelyn Lewis
• Architectural design for crime preventionOscar Newman
• System design for computer applications [by] H. N. Laden [and] T. R. GildersleeveH. N. Laden
• Management influence on the design of data processing systems, a case studyEdward L. Wallace
• The art of collectingRalph Joseph Cassell
• An inductive and practical treatise on book-keeping by single and double entry : designed for high-schools and academies: containing four seS. W Crittenden
• The art of Wall street investingJohn Moody
• Street-land its little people and big problems by Philip Davis...assisted by Grace Kroll; illustrated from photographsPhilip Davis
• Rural improvement; the principles of civic art applied to rural conditions including village improvement and the betterment of the open counFrank A. b. 1869 Waugh
• The art of helping people out of troubleKarl De Schweinitz
• Illustrated catalogue of the floral and musical charity festival, Detroit, MichDetroit. Charity festival
• A practical system of tangible musical notation and point writing and printing, for the use of the blindWilliam Bell Wait
• The house on Henry Street. By Lillian D. Wald ; with illustrations from etchings and drawings by Abraham Phillips and from photographsLillian D. Wald
• Twentieth century crimes, by Frederick A. Mackenzie; illustrated from photographsFrederick Arthur Mackenzie
• Design for terrorArnold Reifer
• The design of democracyGeorge W. Goble
• Loyal citizenship, by Thomas Harrison Reed ... illustrated with 122 engravings from photographs and drawingsThomas H. Reed
• The boss. An essay upon the art of governing American cities. By Henry Champernowne [pseud.]David MacGregor Means
• How to teach writing; a manual of penmanship designed to accompany Appletons' standard copy-booksLyman D Smith
• Near-print duplication and photographic reproductionJoseph T Popecki
• The art of short-hand writingM. T. C. Gould
• The art of short hand improvedDavid Lyle
• Stenography compleated, or The art of short-hand brought to perfection; being the most easy, exact, lineal, speedy, and legible method extanJames Weston
• Photographs of manuscripts. Reports from His Majesty's representatives abroad respecting facilities for obtaining photographs of manuscriptsGreat Britain. Foreign Office
• Paragraphs on printing, elicited from Bruce Rogers in talks with James Hendrickson on the functions of the book designer, with occasional noBruce Rogers
• Songs of the press, and other poems relative to the art of printers and printing; also of authors, books, booksellers, bookbinders, editors,C. H. 1794-1869 Timperley
• An exhibition of the books designed and writtenDetroit Public Library
• Typographia: an historical sketch of the origin and progress of the art of printing; with practical directions for conducting every departmeT. C. Hansard
• Gutenberg, and the art of printing.Emily C. Pearson
• Introduction of the art of printing into ScotlandRobert Dickson
• Typographia : an ode on printing. Reissued in photographicfacsimile from the Williamsburg edition of 1730J Markland
• Eric Gill, twentieth century book designerElizabeth A. Brady
• Bibliotheca incunabulorum; a collection of books from one hundred towns illustrating the art & development of printing in the fifteenth centMaggs Bros
• Monuments of typography and xylography : books of the first half century of the art of printingBernard Quaritch
• The letter-press printer: a complete guide to the art of printingJoseph Gould
• Typographia; or, The printer's instructor a brief sketch of the origin, rise, and progress of the typographic art, with practical directionsThomas F Adams
• Printing in relation to graphic artGeorge French
• Applied design for printers; a handbook of the principles of arrangement, with brief comment on the periods of design which have most strongHarry Lawrence Gage
• American type designers and their workR.R. Donnelley and Sons Company
• Historic design in printing : reproductions of book covers, borders, initials, decorations, printers' marks and devices comprising referenceHenry Lewis Johnson
• Type & lettering : for students, designers, letterers, typographersWilliam Levwyn Longyear
• Type and typography, the designers type bookBen Rosen
• Typography and designUnited States. Government Printing Office
• The art of cutting, casting, and preparing of letter for printingJoseph Moxon
• Historical sketch of bookbinding as an artMeiric K. Dutton
• A lecture on bookbinding as a fine art, delivered before the Grolier club, February 26, 1885. With sixty-three illustrationsRobert Hoe
• Modern bookbinding, their design and decoration.S. T Prideaux
• Bookcraft: a new industrial art subjectSyracuse Gaylord bros.
• The art of bookbinding, by Joseph W. Zaehnsdorf. IllustratedJoseph William Zaehnsdorf
• The art of bookbinding. A practical treatise. By Joseph W. ZaehnsdorfJoseph William Zaehnsdorf
• Memoranda relative to binding of publications for distribution to state and territorial libraries and designated depositoriesUnited States. Congress. Joint Committee on Printing
• Facsimiles of some examples of the art of book-ornamentation during the middle agesBernard Quaritch
• Cases on copyright, unfair competition, and other topics bearing on the protection of literary, musical, and artistic worksBenjamin Kaplan
• Bibliography on design protectionLibrary of Congress. Copyright Office
• Report on the progress of library architectureWilliam Frederick Poole
• The use of photography for clerical routines, a report to the American Council of Learned SocietiesRalph R. Shaw
• Book stack and shelving for libraries, designed by Bernard R. Green, C.ESnead & Co. Iron Works