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Phinnney & Co.Bookbinders189 MainBuffaloNew York.  (1855) 1.1. Thomas & Lathrops, The Buffalo Directory, 1855, pg. 272.

![thomlath.jpg][1]Thomas & LathropsPrinters, Bookbinders, Blank Book  Manufacturers & Paper Warehouse*161 MainBuffalo New York. 1.* sold Binders Board pg. 43. 1.   They are at the same address as Parsons & Johnson and are the publishersof this directory Thomas & Lathrops, The Buffalo Directory, 1855, pg. 272. adspgs. 43, 89, 90.image pg 89. [1]: /media/attachments/bbdir_entry/1596/thomlath.jpg (thomlath.jpg)

Dean & BurgessBookbindersProvidenceR.I.  (cir, 1841-1844) 1.1. John Ward Dean, b. Wiscasset main March 18, 1815. He began training as abookbinder on Jan. 1830. In Aug 1835 he moved to Boston and worked with SethGoldsmith, bookbinder. Then moved to New York, Philadelphia (1837), then backto Boston to work with his former employer. In 1837 went to Providence andworked with John E. Brown, later called: Brown & Cady.  After several othermoves he worked with a William G. Hathaway and would later buy his tools. Onor about 1841 he began  Dean & Burgess continuing on until 1844 when hereturned to Boston and began Dean & Co. see: Dean & Co..   From a lengthybiography. Henry Fritz-Gilbert Waters.  The New England Historical AndGenealogical Register.  pg.223-235.

Dean & Hill,  (John Ward Dean & William Hill)Bookbinders16 Harvard PlaceMass. 1869-1861. 1.1.  John Ward Dean has a lengthy biography  summarized  see: Dean & Co..  From: Henry Fritz-Gilbert Waters.  The New England Historical And GenealogicalRegister.  pg. 223-235.

Women’s  Co-operative Printing OfficeCommercial Printing,Ruling & Bookbinding420, 424 to 430 Montgomery  st.San FranciscoCa.