General Lithographing and Printing Co.
General Lithographing and Printing Co. (fl. c. 1905 - 1911) was a short-lived printer based in Seattle in the early 20th century. Among its few surviving works are a 1905 map of Seattle and an interesting work advocating for Japanese immigration to the U.S. (which peaked in the first decade of the 20th century) published by the Japanese Association of the Pacific Northwest.
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