An edition of The ampersand--sign of continuity (1937)

The ampersand--sign of continuity

some notes upon its calligraphic origin, with examples of its past and present forms, a first printing of Shakespeare's Ampersand Sonnet, a wood-engraving of interlaced ampersands, and a hopeful portent by way of conclusion

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An edition of The ampersand--sign of continuity (1937)

The ampersand--sign of continuity

some notes upon its calligraphic origin, with examples of its past and present forms, a first printing of Shakespeare's Ampersand Sonnet, a wood-engraving of interlaced ampersands, and a hopeful portent by way of conclusion

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Printed at the George Grady Press
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English
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24

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Ampersand
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The ampersand--sign of continuity: some notes upon its calligraphic origin, with examples of its past and present forms, a first printing of Shakespeare's Ampersand Sonnet, a wood-engraving of interlaced ampersands, and a hopeful portent by way of conclusion
1937, Printed at the George Grady Press
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New York]

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[24] p.
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24

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OL52818802M
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213803476

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