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1913

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Dark green card cover with black lettering and silhouette of Sir Isaac Pitman, Born Jan. 1813 at top of cover. At lower edge Pitman's Shorthand 6d. 28 pages, diagrams, and at back of book 1-4 pages of Shorthand Publications of Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd. Centenary Edition 1813-1913. End papers advertise Pitman's Journal, Pitman's Shorthand Weekly and Pitman's Commercial Manuals.

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cwa-org-51-B2006.116

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PITMAN, Sir Isaac

Keywords

Education - Shorthand

Year

Statement of significance

Shorthand Exercises used early 20th Century.

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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