File:Albion Press, 1830s woodcut by George Baxter.jpg
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| Description | Albion Press, woodcut by George Baxter |
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| Source | Baxter colour prints; their history and methods of production, and other interesting matter relating to operators of processes akin to his methods, together with Baxter & LeBlond auction records for 1917-18 (1919) |
| Author | George Baxter |
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https://archive.org/stream/baxtercolourprin00clariala#page/26/mode/2up |
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