Title: De la More Press records

ID: 01/01/MSS00011

Extent: 15.0 Cubic Feet

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Rare Book & Manuscript Library

De La More Press was a British publishing company based in Regent Street, London and created by Alexander Moring. Moring was born September 1869 in Holborn to Thomas and Jane Moring, and he worked as a printer and engraver. He died January 1945 and is buried at Teddington Cemetery in Greater London. Author: Jonathan Puckett

Languages of Materials

English

Administrative Information

Restrictions: Open to researchers.

Rights:

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