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Smith & McCloughBookbinderRochester  New York (est. 1849-) 1. “established in 1849 by Smith & McClough who were succeed by Smith, Fisher& Benton and in 1854 Mr. Andrews came in as a partner, and succeeded to thesole control in 1871. He moved the same year to his present quarters,comprising five floors, 40X72 feet each, which he has equipped in the mostperfect manner with twelve printing presses, and the latest improved cutting,ruling, stitching, sewing, perforating and numbering machines, together withample steam and water power, and employment is given therein to from 100 to130  skilled hands.” History and Commerce of Rochester illustrated 1894, pg.100.

Smith, Fisher & BentonBookbindersRochesterNew York  1.1. “established in 1849 by Smith & McClough who were succeed by Smith, Fisher& Benton and in 1854 Mr. Andrews came in as a partner, and succeeded to thesole control in 1871. He moved the same year to his present quarters,comprising five floors, 40X72 feet each, which he has equipped in the mostperfect manner with twelve printing presses, and the latest improved cutting,ruling, stitching, sewing, perforating and numbering machines, together withample steam and water power, and employment is given therein to from 100 to130  skilled hands.” History and Commerce of Rochester illustrated 1894, pg.100.

![sniderhoole.jpg][1] Snyder & HooleDealers in Bookbinders  Materials & Machinery101 Walnut StreetCincinnati. (est.1868) 1.1. D. J. Kenny,  Illlustrated Cincinnati , A Pictorial History of the QueenCity. pg/ 202. [1]: /media/attachments/bbdir_entry/2055/sniderhoole.jpg (sniderhoole.jpg)

Horsey & Peters*BookbinderS.W. corner Fifth and CherryPhiladelphiaPennsylvania 1.* probably Charles Peters bookbinder listed at 153 N fourth.  1825) Philadelphia Directory and Strangers Guide1. (1825) Philadelphia Directory and Strangers Guide

Parson’s BinderyBookbinder and Blank Book ManufacturerHudsonNew York1. (cir. 1805)  ticket on a volume published in 1805. illustrated in: Dodd,Mead and Co.,The Bookman,  vol XVI, Aug. 1902- Feb.1903, pg.171.[ ][1] [1]: index2.php?option=com_content&sectionid=7&task=edit&hidemainmenu=1&id=1075 (Edit Content)