Trade Lists and Samples.

Keystone Foundry, Philadelphia.—A neat card in two colors, illustrating some of their two-color letters.

Southern Printers' Warehouse, New Orleans. —A neat little book of 48 pages, entitled « Pointers for Printers. » It is full of useful information, tables, &c., and is well worth preservation on that account, while the object of advertising the enterprising company by which it is issued, is « kept steadily in view. »

Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, Chicago.—A handy little receptacle for postage-stamps, which enables them to be carried safely in the pocket. It bears, among other inscriptions, the following: « Carry postage-stamps in this book, and superior copper-mixed type in your cases, and you will avoid much bother. »

E. T. Marler, 57 Shoe Lane, London, E.C. —A batch of finely-printed circulars, showing to great advantage the excellent qualities of Levey's Lion Brand American inks, for which he holds the English agency. He has also sent us, through our London agents, sample tins of Job Black and Century Magazine inks. Our present issue is printed with the latter.