The Typographic Chronicle

Start Date(s)

  • 1887 (Shattock)

End Date(s)

  • 1897 (Shattock)
  • 1904 ()

Editor(s)

City

  • London, England (Review)

Notes

  • This was the quarterly house organ for M. P. McCoy, agent for American type and machines (Catalogue p. 33)
  • “Towards the end of 1878, Mr. M. P. McCoy . . . took up a commission to import the productions of Messrs. MacKellar, Smiths, and Jordan, of Philadelphia, and came to this country [Britain]. But not until 1879, when Mr. McCoy joined the firm of Messrs. J. L. Chaplin and Co. . . . can it be said that American type and material were brought generally before the notice of British printers” (Joyner p. 25)
  • The Typographic Chronicle is a sixteen-page, 8 by 11, periodical, published by M. P. McCoy, Phoenix Works, London, England. Mr. McCoy shows in his publication the latest faces of type handled by him, and describes the latest styles of presses and machinery for which he is agent. The work is very well printed on fine enameled stock, and tasteful treatment in its make-up” (“Review” p. 245)
  • Begins a new series in March 1898; this series ends in January 1901 (Shattock p. 52)
  • Publisher's address: Phoenix Place, London (BLT19 Database); or 54 Farringdon Rd., London (Mitchell's 1895, p. 235)

Subject Categories

Sources that Discuss this Journal

  • "Review" p. 245
  • BLT19
  • Hale and King
  • Joyner p. 25
  • Mitchell’s 1895 p. 235
  • Shattock p. 52
  • Stewart vol. 4, p. 362
  • Waterloo (online)

Works Cited

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