St. Louis. 1895-1912. Established as a reaction to the amalgamation of ATF by William A. Schraubstadter, Carl Schraubstadter Jr., and Oswald Schraubstadter, the sons of Carl Schraubstadter Sr (co-owner of the former Central Type Foundry of St. Louis). Purchased by American Type Founders in 1912.
"The Inland Type Foundry's New Home." (1902)
"The Inland Type Foundry's New Home." The Inland Printer. Vol. 28, No. 6 (March, 1902): 906-912.
1897. Specimen Book and Catalog.
Specimen Book and Catalog. (St. Louis: Inland Type Foundry, 1897)
A digital version of this book, including the original page scans, is available at The Internet Archive; the link at left goes there. Here is a local copy of the PDF version and the (nicer) DjVu version.
1902. Specimen Book and Catalog
Typographic Specimens (St. Louis: Inland Type Foundry, May, 1902)
Digitized by Google Books (q.v.) The link here is to a local copy of the Google Books digitization.
1907. Specimen Book and Catalog
Typographic Specimens (St. Louis: Inland Type Foundry, 1907)
Digitized by Google Books (q.v.) The link here is to a local copy of the Google Books digitization.
Eckman, James. "The Inland Type Foundry, 1894-1911" PAGA. Vol. 8 (1960): pp. 31-52.
This is online at: http://cg.scs.carleton.ca/~luc/inland/ The online version also contains another article by Eckman, "Inland Type Foundry Specimen Books." I don't know if it is from the same source or not; it is paginated 110-122.
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