Schemes of Various Other Irregular Sizes Might Have Been Introduced but They Could Answer No Other Purpose than That of Pleasing the Fancy by Exhibiting the Possibility of Folding a Sheet of Paper into so Many Different Forms (1828)

John Johnson, An Abridgment of Johnson's Typographia: or the Printer's Instructor; with an Appendix (Boston: C.L. Adams, 1828), 194.

The Compositor's Lower Case (1828)

John Johnson, An Abridgment of Johnson's Typographia: or the Printer's Instructor; with an Appendix (Boston: C.L. Adams, 1828), 119.

The Compositor's Upper Case (1828)

John Johnson, An Abridgment of Johnson's Typographia: or the Printer's Instructor; with an Appendix (Boston: C.L. Adams, 1828), 118.

A Fount of Letter, as Considered by Letter Founders (1828)

John Johnson, An Abridgment of Johnson's Typographia: or the Printer's Instructor; with an Appendix (Boston: C.L. Adams, 1828), 53.

We Can Have No Hesitation in Decorating Their Brows With the Laurel Wreath as a Just Reward for Their Ingenuity and Exertion (1828)

John Johnson, An Abridgment of Johnson's Typographia: or the Printer's Instructor; with an Appendix (Boston: C.L. Adams, 1828), 25.

Rosettes for Stained Glass (1828)

Nathaniel Whittock. The Decorative Painters' and Glazier's Guide. (London: Issac Taylor Hinton, 1828).