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William Stewart was a 19th century bookbinder originally from Hagerstown, Maryland. He later moved to Indianapolis and formed the Stewart and Bowen firm with Silas Bowen.
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Henry Stikeman founded the "Stikeman & Co." bindery in 1887.
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A bookbinding firm located in Chicago, owned by Ernst Hertzberg and Philip Ringer. The name changed to the Ernst Hertzberg & Sons Monastery HIll Bindery in 1907 when Ernst bought out Ringer's share of the firm.
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A bookbinding firm in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the early 20th century. Also advertised as "Booksellers & Blank Book Dealers, Stationers, Printers & Envelope Makers" on company stationery.
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Ernest Tiedemann was a bookbinder in Albany, New York. He was born in 1839 and died in 1902.
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Bailer Bros. was a large bookbindery firm located in Union Square, in New York City, during the 20th century.
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A blank book manufacturer and printing firm located in Burlington Iowa. It was founded by S.F. Acres; Edwin Carlton Blackmar joined the firm in 1867. In 1879 the firm was reorganized as a corporation, and Mr. Blackmar became the secretary of the company. Mr. Acres died in 1890, and Blackmar took over as president. He held that title in the company until his death in 1900.