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Caleb BuglassStationer and BookbinderFront street between Market and ArchPhiladelphiaPennsylvania 1.” He was from Berwick, upon Tweed, where he served his apprenticeship as aprinter and bookbinder. he commenced the bookbinding  and book selling atPhiladelphia in 1774. he died about the year 1797″ Proceedings of the AmericanAntiquarian Society, Vol. 31, 1921, pg. 107.active 1776 ( see Papantonio)not in Spawn. see Patrick King, “Caleb Buglass, Philadelphia Bookbinder” 1978. see also Early American Bookbindings, from the collection of MichaelPapantonio, The Pierpont Morgan Library, New York 1972, pg. 107 and images 14& 15.(1784) A fer volumes of Newspapers … in half bindings to be sold by Caleb Buglass Bookbinder and Stationer, near the old City Vendue (illegible) store Front street. The Pennsylvania Packet, March 30, 1784.1. (1785) Philadelphia City Directory, 1785, pg. 9.2. (1791) 29 North Front Street. Philadelphia City Directory, pg. 17. Sameaddress in the 1793 and 74, Directories.3. (1795) Priest Alley : Philadelphia City Directory pg. 22. Same address in1795 pg. 25, in 1797 pg. 36 .

![collins.jpg][1]T. F. CollinsBookbinder & Blank Book Manufacturer73 Federal StreetBostonMass. 1.1. Dean Dudley, Bristol County Directory,1878,  opp vi, & pg. viii. [1]: /media/attachments/bbdir_entry/1607/collins.jpg (collins.jpg)

M. C. Younglove & Edward P. WetmoreBooksellers, Bookbinders & Stationers52 Bank  StreetClevelandOhio, (1837)1. 1837 Sanford & Lott Cleveland City Directory. Cleveland’s first Directory.,

Ward & Gibson”Steam” Bookbinderand Blank Book Manufacturer80 & 82 Washington St.Chicago Illinois. (1866). 1.1. 1866, Edwards’ New Business Directory, Chicago  899. ad. pg. 840.

Springfield Printing Co.Bookbinders115  ws square (?)SpringfieldIllinois, (1881) 1.1.1881-82, Babeuf’s, Springfield, Illinois City Directory and Business Mirror,pg. 221.