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![Bachelier.jpg][1]Bachelier, Dumas & Co.Bookbinders and Blank Book Manufacturers130 Central StreetLowellMassachusetts [1]: /media/attachments/bbdir_entry/516/Bachelier.jpg (Bachelier)2. (1889) January,9 Lowell Courier. advertisement front page

John Backup JrBookbinder*RoxburyMassachusetts, 1853. 1.* The listings for booksellers and bookbinders are combined. Backup may be a bookseller and not a bookbinder1. Massachusetts Register for the year 1853, George Adams.

Detroit BookbinderyJ. S. & S. A. BaggBookbinders and Blank-book Manufacturersat the sign of the ledgerWoodward ave.Detroit Michigan 1.1. (1837)  Aug, 28 would inform their friends & the public generally, thatthey have now established their Bookbindery in the city of Detroit”…Kalamazoo Gazette,June 8, 1839

David BaileyBookbinderCharlestonSouth Carolina  1.1. (1793-1816)  Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts, vol. 24, no. 2.1998. Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts reference number: 1224. 2.  Hannah French, “Early American Bookbinding by Hand” from: “Bookbinding inAmerica” Lehmann-Haupt ed. 1967. pg.103.

![][1]![][2]F. W. Bailey (Frederick)Bookbindery68 Exchange StreetPortland,Mainesee also Bailey & Noyes1. Trade cards of The American Antiquarian Society2. (1851) Bookseller and Publisher of the late firm and successor of N. W. LeFavor (sp) & Co. , Bookbinder and Manufacturer of Fancy Boxes. Portland DailyAdvertiser, March, 3, 1851.image form e-bay signed binding with emboss “ticket”  to faint to reproduce7/18/2011. our thanks to Steve Beare for alerting us to this image. [1]: Bailey, F. W. png [2]: /media/attachments/bbdir_entry/555/picture%2015.png (Bailey , F. W. )