FROM THE LIBRARY OF

Edward L. Stone, Printer,
of Roanoke, Virginia.

ABUNDANT IN PUBLIC SERVICE,
RICH IN HIS FRIENDSHIPS, ASSID-
UOUS IN THE PRACTICE OF THE
ART HE LOVED, HE DEVOTED HIS
LEISURE TO ASSEMBLING ITS
NOTABLE EXAMPLES. FULFILLING
A PLAN INTERRUPTED BY HIS
DEATH, THE ALUMNI BOARD OF
TRUSTEES HAS ACQUIRED FOR

THE LIBRARY OF THE

University of Virginia

THESE VOLUMES, WHICH EX-
HIBIT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE
PRINTING ART, AND MIRROR THE
PERSONALITY OF HIM WHO
BROUGHT THEM TOGETHER 1