- The
Anthoensen Press was an
American publishing company based in Portland, Maine, in
operation between 1875 and 1987. It was
nationally renowned for the...
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Brown Heather to the Land
Across the Sea.
Publisher Frederick William Anthoensen was born in Torland,
South Jutland. He
moved to the
United States with...
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Lawrence C. (1938). The
Colonial Printer. Portland, Me., The Southworth-
Anthoensen press. Holli,
Melvin G., and Jones,
Peter d'A., eds.
Biographical Dictionary...
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bound in gold-stamped cloth. It was
printed by Portland's Southworth–
Anthoensen Press,
based at 105
Middle Street. It was on sale for $5 at the time of...
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Ernest M.
Marks of
Early American Silversmiths, pp. 123, 253, Southworth-
Anthoensen Press, London, England, 1938. "About This Artwork". Art
Institute Chicago...
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Lawrence C. (1938). The
Colonial Printer. Portland, Me., The Southworth-
Anthoensen press.
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media related to Milton, M****achusetts. Wikivoyage...
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Bibliographical Society of America. Portland, Maine: The Southworth-
Anthoensen Press. ****mings,
William P (1958). The
Southeast in
early maps. Princeton:...
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including Early American Children's
Books (1933),
published by the
noted The
Anthoensen Press, as a
standard reference.
Rosenbach was
granted many
honors during...
- (1956).
Ralph Davenport Mershon. Ohio
State University,
printed by the
Anthoensen Press, Portland, Maine.
Edith D. ****ins (1956)
Ralph Davenport Mershon...
- "Diffusion of Printing", The
Colonial Printer, Portland, Maine: Southworth-
Anthoensen Press, OL 6370726M Wroth,
Lawrence Counselman (1922). "Dinah
Nuthead and...
