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Newspaper misprints may
refer to:
Typographical error Newspaper misprints, a
humorous mini-section in
Private Eye magazine. This
disambiguation page lists...
- "The Winker's Song (
Misprint)", also
known as "The ****er's Song" and "I'm a ****er", is a 1978
comedy song
written and
performed by
British musician Doc...
- Chattanooga, TN (USA) The New Schaff-Herzog –
Bible Versions "Bibles With
Misprints or
Unusual Renderings" The
History of the
English Bible: Part I: From...
- A
typographical error (often
shortened to typo), also
called a
misprint, is a
mistake (such as a
spelling or
transposition error) made in the
typing of...
-
suggested that the high
number of
observed misprints was due more to the
quality of the
readership than the
misprints'
greater frequency. The
newspaper was...
-
stamps were
issued on 1 May 1851. The "9
Kreuzer Green"
stamp was a
color misprint of the 9
Kreuzer denomination that was
printed in
green instead of pink...
- no. 247, from September–October 1932.
Complicating matters, this was
misprinted as
being vol. XXI, no. 246.) This is the big one: the
previous face was...
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readers pointed out that
their copies of Iron
Flame had a
variety of
misprints.
These included spines that read
Fourth Wing
instead of Iron
Flame and...
- in 1971
replaced the old Shaw
tartan (a
Black Watch variant based on a
misprinted image in
Logan &
McIan (1847)) with a new pair (dress and hunting) designed...
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According to one story, a
careless typesetter made an error. When the
misprint appeared on the
title page of his
first book,
Faulkner was
asked whether...
