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

Mediaan, a Dutch type body, [38]

Meerman on sculpto-fusi types, [7]

Mentelin, Roman type of, [42]

Mentz, Sack of, [28]; school of typography of, [9]

Meres (Jno.) son-in-law of T. Grover, [205]

Metals used in type alloy, [19], [106], [112], [121]; softness of, in early types, [26]; Moxon’s directions for mixing, [112]

Meurs (Dr. Van) on ‘getté en molle,’ [13]

Mierdman, Greek types of, [60]

Miller (Peter) American printer, anecdote of, [17]

MILLER (WM.) manager for Wilson, [264], [355]; starts foundry, [355]; his early founts, [355]; employed by the Times, [356]; specimens, [355], [356]; partner and successors of, [356]