Melvil Dewey (attributed to) and Thomas Edison (NOT involved in its creation), Library handwriting, also know as library hand, 1887

Melvil Dewey (attributed to) and Thomas Edison (NOT involved in its creation), Library handwriting, also know as library hand, 1887 Author Melvil Dewey Melville Louis Kossuth Dewey Book Title Library notes, improved methods and labor-savers for librarians readers and writers, edited by Melvil Dewey Vol 1, No. 4, March 1887 Publisher Boston: Library Bureau Date published 1887 Size x cm x x cm; x in x x in Penmanship Style library handwriting library hand File name Dewey Melvil 18xx-001-001-001 Links related to Melvil Dewey Library notes, improved methods and labor-savers for librarians readers and writers, edited by Melvil Dewey, source images [1] [2] Links in same article referencing Edison [3] and the following paragraph about the writing and publication of this article [4] All images appear in Google source [5] Books related to Melvil Dewey Library Hand, 1887 (reprinted), reference to Thomas Alva Edison [[6]] Handbook of New York State Library School, including summer course and library handwriting ...,1901 [7] Handbook of New York State Library School, including summer course and library handwriting ...,1901, reference to Thomas Alva Edison [[8]] Library Handwriting, (Revised from Library notes, Mar., 1887), 1903 [9] Simplified Library school rules; card catalog, accession, book numbers, shelf list, capitals, punctuation, abbreviations, library handwriting, 1912 [10] Library handwriting: a guide to for the use of students in the New York State Library School, 1916[[11]] Letterforms and the changes in library hand writing Library notes, improved methods and labor-savers for librarians readers and writers, 1887 [[12]] Simplified Library school rules; card catalog, accession, book numbers, shelf list, capitals, punctuation, abbreviations, library handwriting, 1898 [[13]] [[14]] Handbook of New York State Library School, including summer course and library handwriting ...,1901 [[15]] Library Handwriting, (Revised from Library notes, Mar., 1887), 1903 [[16]] Simplified Library school rules; card catalog, accession, book numbers, shelf list, capitals, punctuation, abbreviations, library handwriting, 1912 [[17]] [[18]] Library handwriting a guide for the use of students in the New York State Library School, 1916 [[19]] Library handwriting comparisons Library handwriting comparisons, Melvil Dewey and New York State Library School, 1887 - 1916 [[20]] Links related to Thomas Edison's handwriting [[21]] [[22]] [[23]] Link to images of library hand in use New York State Library, cards that survived Capitol fire of March 29, 1911 [24] Photo credit Philip Kamrass / Times Union Compare to "rapid printing" in International Correspondence Schools' book copyright 1899 and 1906 [25]