Editor’s Address(es)

• 165 Queen Victoria St., London, England
• 13 Paternoster Row, London, England
• 57-59 Ludgate Hill, London, England

Notes

• Morriss begins editing Stationery, Bookselling, and Fancy Goods in 1888 (Waterloo Online), taking over the paper that originally began with James Glass in Edinburgh
• This evolved into Morriss’s Trade Journal (running from 1897-1903)
• Morriss was at 165 Queen Victoria Street in 1894 (COPAC). Then Mitchell’s has him at 13 Paternoster Row in 1895 (Mitchell’s 1895, p. 78) and at 57-59 Ludgate Hill in 1905 (Mitchell’s 1905, p. 255)

Journal(s) Edited

• Morriss’s Trade Journal

• Stationers’ and Printers’ Annual

• Stationery Trade Review

• Stationery and Bookselling

• Stationery, Bookselling, and Fancy Goods