Norwood Press
American press located in Norwood, Massachusetts. It opened its doors in January 1895. The press was co-owned by three independent companies: J. S. Cushing & Co. (compositors), Berwick & Smith (printers) and E. Fleming & Co. (binders). After WWII, the press experienced declining production and operating shortages. In early 1952, management and labor could not agree on a contract, and in April the Norwood Press shutdown, in October Berwick & Smith was dissolved, and in 1954 C. B. Fleming and J. S. Cushing & Co. were dissolved on the same day.
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![]() | Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coasts | Hardback |
![]() | The Four Feathers | Hardback |
![]() | Kottō: Being Japanese Curios, with Sundry Cobwebs | Hardback |
![]() | Fair Margaret | Hardback |
![]() | The Sea-Wolf | Hardback |
![]() | Kitty-Cat Tales | Hardback |
![]() | Arethusa | Hardback |
![]() | The Unicorn from the Stars and Other Plays | Hardback |
![]() | The Magic Forest: A Modern Fairy Story | Hardback |
![]() | The White Sister | Hardback |
![]() | The White Sister | Hardback |
![]() | Fair Margaret | Hardback |
![]() | Fair Margaret | Hardback |
![]() | Fair Margaret | Hardback |
![]() | Wandering Ghosts | Hardback |
![]() | Top-of-the-World Stories for Boys and Girls | Hardback |
![]() | The Children of Odin | Hardback |
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![]() | The Call Of The Wild | Hardback |
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