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HARSH WORDS
Cleland, T.M.
One of 300 numbered copies, this being Chap Book No. 2, the text of Cleland's now famous address to the A.I.G.A. in February, 1940. Bookplate.
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COMMON PLACE BOOK SIX.
by Grover, Sherwood
Printed in an edition limited to 200 copies. This is the sixth Commonplace Book which was an off-again on-again project of James Hammond and Sherwood Grover. A collection of quotes by famous people from various sources and ages, printed in a variety of types. Beautifully illustrated with notes on the types included. Presentation in the back "For Meade & Carbella - us old Grolington originals must stick together, Elwood." Grolington originals refers to the three original homes at Sea Cliff, Ca.; Elwood Grover's, Ling's and Easton's (from whence this copy comes). These owners combined the names and came up with Grolington Way. The name has now changed to Oak Hill Rd.
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