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

SIMMONS, a letter founder, [364]

SINCLAIR (DUNCAN) manager for Wilson, [266]; starts a foundry in Edinburgh, [266]

SINCLAIR (JNO.) son of above; manager for Wilson, [265]; joins his father, [266]

Skeen (W.) on wooden types, [6]; on sculpto-fusi types, [8]; on ‘getté en molle,’ [14]

SKINNER, a letter founder, [345]

Small Pica, an English type-body, [33], [38]

Smart (W.) purchased Baskerville remainders, [281]

Smith (Jno.) his tribute to Caslon, [243]; body-standards given by, [34]

Smith, (Dr. T.) his tribute to Laud, [145]; note by, on the Alexandrian Codex, [201], [203]

Smith (T. W.) manager to H. W. Caslon, [255]