The book was published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York (1901). Edition
of 135 copies on Van Gelder paper and 35 on extra quality imperial Japan
paper. Octavo, 170pp.
Paul Revere has learned his main trade from his father. He was a goldsmith and
a silversmith. His silver shop was the center of his professional life for many
decades. However, that wasn't his only vocation. During the economic
depression before the Revolution, Revere began his work as a copper plate
engraver. He had produced multiple illustrations for books, magazines,
business cards, political cartoons, bookplates, a songbook and even bills of
fare for taverns.
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