The Diary of Ensign Gabriel Moraga's Expedition of Discovery in the Sacramento Valley, 1808
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Title
The Diary of Ensign Gabriel Moraga's Expedition of Discovery in the Sacramento Valley, 1808
Description
Lawton Kennedy, with his younger brother, Alfred, developed an interest in printing at an early age. He started working full time as a teenager and soon become recognized as an exceptional pressman. He worked for several well-known Bay Area printers including John Henry Nash, Johnck & Seeger, Jane Grabhorn's Colt Press and Albert Sperisen's Black Vine Press. For about seven years, he and Alfred operated Westgate Press in Oakland. In 1952, he moved to San Francisco and established Lawton Kennedy, Printer, on his own.
300 copies designed and printed by Lawton Kennedy; calligraphic decorations by Albert Meakin.
300 copies designed and printed by Lawton Kennedy; calligraphic decorations by Albert Meakin.
Creator
Gabriel Moraga; translated and edited by Donald C. Cutter
Publisher
Printed by Lawton Kennedy; published by Glen Dawson
Date
1957
Type
Book
Collection
Citation
Gabriel Moraga; translated and edited by Donald C. Cutter, “The Diary of Ensign Gabriel Moraga's Expedition of Discovery in the Sacramento Valley, 1808,” Book Club of California, accessed March 29, 2024, https://bccbooks.omeka.net/items/show/94.