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

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, notice of, [234]; their press at Tranquebar, [234]; their Arabic Psalms and Testament, [235]

Somme, Lettre de, [54]

Soncino, Hebrew type at, [62]

Sophologium (Wiedenbach? 1465?) [42]

Sower (Chr.) early American founder, [350]

Spaces, early contrivances for, [21]

Specimens, see Type-specimens

Specklin on wooden types, [4]

Speculum, not printed with wood type, [4], [5], [6]; nor with sculpto-fusi types, [6]; possible sand-cast types of, [10]; curious ‘turn’ in [10]; possible clay-cast types of, [11]; quantity of types and contractions in, [27]

Star Chamber; case of Day v. Ward, [124]; decrees affecting printers and founders, [126], [130], [167]; abolished, [131]