1819.067: The Town & Country Almanac for 1820 (Stewart).
Published: 1819
Full Title: The Town & Country Almanac, for the year of our Lord 1820: Being bissextile or leap year, and the forty-fourth of American Independence. Calculated for the meridian of Maryland and Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. By John Sharp.
Author: Sharp, John.
Place Issued: Alexandria
Issuing Press: John A. Stewart
Description: [36 pgs.]; 16 cm. (12mo).
Notes
Title represents second year of Stewart's affiliation with printer/publisher/bookseller Joseph Robinson (1787-1863) of Baltimore in producing his annual almanac; this 1820 edition is thus essentially identical to Robison's almanacs for 1820 (Shaw & Shoemaker 47942 & 49620) and a third he printed for Georgetown bookseller Elijah Weems (Shaw & Shoemaker 47942); all four of these Robinson-printed almanacs are typographically identical with the exception of changes to the text above the ornamental word "Almanac" on the title page and the imprint statement, with a differing advertisement on the last leaf reporting the books then available in each of the booksellers' stores – so customizing each edition for its particular "publisher." Copy filmed by Early American Imprints Series lacks leaf bearing Stewart's bookstore notice.
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