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Octavius A. Dearing and the “California Case”

The issue of the Printer and Bookmaker for December 1899 contains an interesting article entitled “The Lay of the Case.”¹ The author writes: “The printers’ type-case bears evidence that the original cases of the early typographers were arranged with the boxes in alphabetical order, and as this would be the natural method of a man familiar [...]