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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

LEAVES FROM THE NOTE-BOOK VOLUME I, (PITMAN'S SHORTHAND OR PHONOGRAPHY)

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1888

Overview

Pale green hard cover, with black lettering, price 2/-, and design. From the Note-Book of Thomas Reed.Allen. Printed in the Reporting Style of Phonography. Frontis: Illustration of Thomas Allen Reed. G.E. Cooper stamped on title page. 189 pages + 11 advertisements of shorthand books printed by Isaac Pitman, Phonetic Institute, Bath.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-51-B2005.97

Item type

Books

Inscriptions and markings

REED, Thomas Allen

Keywords

Books

Education - Shorthand

Pitman's Shorhand

Year

Statement of significance

Text book for learning shorthand.

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Sunday, 27 September, 2020

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