Title

Caution. Printing from zinc.

Author

Barker, William

Source

Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney) 18 April 1831 - ongoing

Details

8 July 1843, page 3, column 5.

Publication date

8 July 1843

Type

Advertisment

Language

English

Country of context

Australia

Abstract

William Barker reminding Sydney lithographic printers that he holds the New South Wales patent license for the printing of lithograps from zinc plates.

Full text

CAUTION.

PRINTING FROM ZINC.

THE Public are respectfully informed that the Undersigned is the holder of a patent under the Royal Sign, for the sole privilege of working in the above art in the Colony of New South Wales, &c., and cautions them from using the same, as they will subject themselves to a heavy penalty by so doing. The above patent was introduced into the colony, by J. B, Benington, Esq, .and sold by him to E. D. Barlow, and registered in the Supreme Court of the Colony, at Sydney, on the 21st day of August, 1838, No. 390.

WILLIAM BAKER,

Engraver and Publisher, Hibernian Printing Office, 9, King-street.

N.B. Cheap Circulating Library and Reading Room: terms to the Room, only 10s. per annum. Library Books, only 1d. per vol. per diem.

 

Last Updated

23 Sep 2020