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A.(Anthony*) H. HinkleBookbinderyWalnut bw Gano and 7thCincinnatiOhio,(1843) 1.* Cincinnati City Directory 18421. 1843, Cist, Cincinnati Director, pg.163.2. rear 58 Main,1846, Robinson & Jones, Cincinnati Directory, pg.203.

Charles A. HinkleyBookbinderand pocketbook Manufacturer118 S. Main N. W. cor. E, (1821)St LouisMissouri. 1.1. A Directory of the St Louis Book and Printing Trades to 1850, by DavidKaser, The New York Public Library,1961, pg.23. ( from the Mo. Gazette April11; June27). Also: 1821 City Directory for St. Louis, Mo.2.(1825) rear 157 Broadway, New York, NY. Longworth Directory, pg.225.3.(1826) 264 Bowery. Longworth Directory pg. 248.

John HinshawBookbindernear the Old-slip Market1. (1746) The New York Weekly Journal, July 28, 1746. The Arts and Crafts inNew York, The New York Historical Society, 1936, vol. LXIX, pg. 245.

G.B. HitchcockBookbinder 413 Sansome St.San FranciscoCalifornia, 1.1. San Francisco Business Directory 1873, not listed in later directories

Charles HoagBookbinderConcordNew Hampshire1. (1823) Charles Hoag, Bookbinder, Concord. N.H. will pay Cash for 1000Tanned Sheep Skins. New Hampshire Patriot, Concord New Hampshire) may, 26 18232. (1824) “Charles Hoag, bookbinder executes all kinds of Bookbinding in thelatest styles and best possible manner, combining elegance with durability,and as cheap as can be procured elsewhere.” advertisement, New HampshirePatriot,June, 6, 18243. (1826) “Journeyman Bookbinder Wanted immediately, a Journeyman Bookbinder;one who can come well recommended will meet with constant employment. Inquireof Charles Hoag. Concord N.H. Patriot, Concord N.H. Oct.. 2, 1826.