typog.

American  

abbreviation

1. typographer.

2. typographic.

3. typographical.

4. typography.

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Example Sentences

My own humble opinion of this celebrated antiquary has already been before the public: Typog.

From Project Gutenberg

The Notitia Historico-Critica de libris ab art typog. invent., by Placid Braun, in two parts, or volumes, 1788, 4to., with curious plates, has long been a desideratum in my own collection; and my friend Mr. Beloe, who is luckily in possession of a copy, enjoys his triumph over me when he discovers it not in my bibliographical boudoir.

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It is, indeed, a very satisfactory performance: the result of judgment and taste—rare union!——In like manner, Renouard has procured for himself a bibliographical immortality by his Annales de l'Imprimerie des Aide, 1803, 8vo., two vols.: a work almost perfect of its kind, and by many degrees superior to Bandini's dry Annales Typog.

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Notitia Hist.-Crit. de libris ab art. typog. inv.,

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Essai sur les Monum. de Typog. de Gutenberg, 68 Descriptions de Raret�s Typographique, &c.,

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