(ORANGE). Collection of three partly printed deeds conveying property in Orange, Essex County, 1813, 1816, and 1832. Two of the forms contain New Jersey printer's imprints: John Tuttle & Co., Newark (1816) and Benjamin Olds, Newark (1832). Folds, one with some fold splitting. The lot of three, The parties include Silas and Lucy Quinby, John and Sally Quinby, Moses Condit, Charles and Maria Lighthipe, and James Reynolds. Partly printed forms rarely reveal printers' names, so these two examples provide concrete documentation of early New Jersey job printing.

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Collection of three partly printed deeds conveying property in Orange

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1813

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