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Hardinge, Henry H. |
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FSTC-0258 - Photograph, Digital
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iv.1.67-68 - Letter
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vii.4.40 - Letter
Letter dated 2/19/1909 to E. B. Gaston from Henry. H. Hardinge in Chicago, Illinois. Hardinge is advising Gaston on printing equipment and says not to buy a "Junior" linotype machine because they have caused printers "no end of trouble." He recommends Gaston buy a regular linotype machine.
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vii.4.41-42 - Letter
Letter dated 4/5/1909 to E. B. Gaston from Henry H. Hardinge in Chicago, Illinois. Hardinge has met with Mr. Rutherford who has a used linotype machine he is willing to get in top shape and sell to Gaston for $2000. Hardinge says "it is not as pretty but is just as good as a new machine." Rutherford is willing to sell because it is "dead capital" to him now.
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