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Scan 6
The Boston directory. [1853], 1853
30 lines. Read by computer on 17 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
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1PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING.
3DAMRELL & MOORE,
4Book & Job Printers & Bookbinders,
5NO. 10 DEVONSHIRE STREET,
6BOSTON.
8Bill Heads
9Printed—Ruled or unruled—of all kinds and qualities, cut the right size for ready use. Our facilities for printing BILL HEADS are not surpassed. We furnish paper at the lowest cost price. Our stock is purchased in large lots directly from the manufacturers for cash; and we will guarantee to furnish Bill Heads lower than any concern in New England. Our material for printing Bill Heads is Rare and Unique, having been selected with great care for this purpose.
11Cards.
12From the introduction of the Rotary Press by our talented predecessor, this office has enjoyed an enviable reputation for printing CARDS, in cheapness combined with superior workmanship and execution. We are ready to furnish Cards, of all qualities, at prices ranging from $1.00 per 1000 to the most expensive embossed or silver bordered Cards.
14Circulars.
15Our fine assortment of SCRIPT enables us to furnish beautifully printed Circulars, at short notice, for Merchants and the Business Community.
17Bank and Insurance Printing.
18BANK AND CASHIERS' CHECKS—CHECK BOOKS—DRAFT NOTIFICATIONS—DEPOSIT BLANKS, &c. INSURANCE POLICIES—RECORDS—NOTICES—STOCK CERTIFICATES—TRANSFERS, &c, furnished at short notice, on the most favorable terms.
20Rail Road
21TICKETS—FREIGHT BILLS—TIME TABLES—FARE LIST—ANNUAL REPORTS, &c.
23For Manufacturers.
24LABELS, of all kinds, in Bronze or Colors, Tacs, &c.
26Bookbinding.
27PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, MUSIC, &c., BOUND IN ANY STYLE.
29Orders for all kinds of PRINTING respectfully solicited. With prompt attention and personal supervision of our business, united with long experience, superior facilities, and reasonable prices for work, we hope still to merit a share of public patronage.
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