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

Télegú matrices: Figgins, [339], [343]

Tertia, a German type body, [37]

Teste, a size of type, [32]

Testo, a Spanish type body, [32], [37]

Thiboust (C. L.) his account of French founding, [114], [115]; his Typographiæ Excellentia, [115]

Thomas (Isaiah) his Printing in America, [17]; note on the first American founders, [350]

Thomson (Jas.) his patent for type-casting, [12], [122]

Thomson’s Seasons, Parma, 1794: [251]: Lond. 1799: [336]

THORNE (ROBT.) apprentice and successor to Cottrell, [292]; removes to Barbican, [292]; and to Fann Street, [294]; regulations of his foundry, [117], [294]; specimens, [292], [293], [294]; new fashions of Roman, [293]; sale of his foundry, [295]

——— Matrices: Blacks, [295]; Engrossing, [295]; Flowers, [293], [295]; German, [295]; Ornamented, [295]; ‘Proscription,’ [292], [294]; Roman and Italic, [292], [293], [295]; Script, [293], [294], [295]; Shaded, [293], [295]