A History of the Old English Letter Foundries / with Notes, Historical and Bibliographical, on the Rise and Progress of English Typography.

by Talbot Baines Reed

Everingham (R.) printer in Irish, [189], [190]; works printed by his widow, [190]

Exposicio Simboli, Oxon. ‘1468’; [137], [138]

Exposition on St. John, Wesel? 1557; [45]

Facsimile types, the earliest, [200], [204]

Faques (W.) printer, trained at Rouen, [93], [103]; types of, [93]; used by De Worde, [94]

Fann Street Foundry, [294], [295], [313]

Farley (Abr.) Domesday type cut for, [320]

Fell (Jno.) his services to Oxford Press, [146], [150]; gift of matrices, &c., [148]; report on Oxford printing, [149]; his printing house, [150]; Moxon’s compliment to, [150], [183]

Fenner (W.) partner of Ged, [218], [219]

FENWICK (Jos.) founder, account of, [351]