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John W. ArmstrongBookbinder70 State St.BostonMassachusetts 1.1. (1807) First listing in the directories. (not listed in ’09)  Boston CityDirectory2. (1808)  4 Exchange Buildings Devonshire street. “John W Armstrong. book-binder, Bookseller and Stationer, has removed from No 70 State-street, to no.4 Exchange Buildings Devonshire  Street, where he has for sale a generalassortment of Blanks and Stationary and Books of various kinds, January 1,1808. the Democrat, Boston MA,  Jan. 1, 1808,

Luzerne ArmstrongBookbinder, at Wiglus  (see: Alfred W.)203 MainBuffaloNew York. 1842. 1.1. 1842, Walker, Buffalo City Directory. Not listed in 1844, Walker, BuffaloCity Directory. pg 80.

Robert ArmstrongBookbinderBaltimoreMaryland 1.1. (1812-1820) Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts, vol. 24, no. 2.1998. Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts reference number: 37823.

James ArnoldBookbinder19 & 22 MarketProvidenceR.I.  (1836) 1.1.(1836-37), Providence R. I. Directory2.(1855)Franklin’s Building,McElroy’s Philadelphia Directory, pg. 133.(1878) 522 Minor Street Philadelphia PA.. The Librarian,Vol. 1, NO. 15 1878, pg. 124.4.(1884) James Arnold, Bookbinder, Philadelphia, is offering to compromise old accounts with his creditors at twenty five cents on the dollar.The American Stationer , vol. 15, pg. 12.5.(1893,1894)Arguing for the importation of cheaper raw materials , duty free. Reply of James Arnold, Manufacturer of Blank Books , Philadelphia PASenate of the United States , Second Session 1893-1894, pg. 55.

Philip ArnoldBookbinder & Stationer94 Water Street New YorkNew York (1795-6)  (1795) Bookseller and Stationer. New York City Directory pg.8 , (1796) bookseller, pg. 61.  Register of Artists, Engravers, Booksellers, Bookbinders,Printers and publishers in New York City 1633-1820 pg. 82.(1797) Bookbinder, Chatham do.. New York City Directory pg.113. (1801,1803) Accountant. New York City Directory pg. 109.(1804) Bookstore, 8 Harman & 60 Cherry. New York City Directory pg.74.3. (1804) Dissolution of Co-Partnership- The Co-partnership heretoforeexisting between Philip Arnold, Samuel A. Burtus & Benjamin Crane, under thefirm of P. Arnold & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent- Those whohave any demands against said firm will please apply for settlement, and allthose indebted are requested to make payment to Burtus & Crane, who areauthorized to settle the concern” Daily advertiser, New York, New York, June,7, 1804.(1805) 8 Harman. not listed as a Bookbinder,Accountant or Bookseller New York City Directory pg.92 listed with different address in later directories without mention of occupation.