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Texts and Variant Texts
Reading copy:
- “Anastatic Printing” —
reading copy (copy-text is based on Text 00)
Manuscripts and
Authorized
Printings:
- "Anastatic Printing" — 1845, no
original manuscript or fragments are known to exist (but this version
is presumably recorded in Text 02) — Text 01
Reprints:
- "Anastatic Printing" — 1875 — The Works of Edgar
Allan Poe, ed. J. H. Ingram, Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black
(3:512-517)
- "Anastatic Printing" — 1895 — The Works of Edgar
Allan Poe, vol. 9: Eureka and Miscellanies, ed. G. E.
Woodberry and E. C. Stedman,
Chicago: Stone and Kimball (9:279-285, and 9:317) (In the note,
the editors comment that: "This is an example of a few similar
articles, such as 'Street Paving' in the same journal, which are not
reprinted, as they are of ephemeral nature.")
- "Anastatic Printing" — 1902 — The Complete Works
of Edgar Allan Poe, ed. J. A. Harrison, New York: T. Y. Crowell
(14:153-159)
- Anastatic Printing: As Described by Edgar
Allan Poe in 1845 — 1946/1947 — Chicago:
Silver Quoin
Press (The imprint date is 1946, but a note says it was "completed" in
January 1947) (This is the first separate printing, in a limited
edition of 150 copies. Pollin notes it as "badly printed." It was printed by James M.
Dille, on Mohawk Artemis paper. Octavo, bound in
tan cloth, issued by the publisher with an unprinted glassine dust
jacket.)
- "Anastatic Printing" — 1986 — The Collected
Writings of Edgar Allan Poe, ed. B. R. Pollin, New York: Gordian
Press (3:83-86, and 4:63-65, items 83/52-86/46) (The text in this
edition is printed as a facsimile of the original, although the
pagination is not retained, merely indicated.)
Associated Material and Special versions:
- Poe actually made one effort at anastatic printing, a
letter sent to several potential subscribers of the Broadway Journal
in November and December of 1845.
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