• Publisher: Chatterton-Peck Publisher Record # 51165
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• Note: New York City publisher, 1906 to 1909 Chatterton-Peck Company New York, N. Y. --title page, The Children's Shakspere by E. Nesbit, no date Chatterton-Peck was the second book publishing successor to The Mershon Company, a successful printer and binder that spun off its publishing business first to the Stitt Company, who may have released books during 1905 only. Mershon was the first publisher of Edward L. Stratemeyer. These three short-lived publishers of children's books had but were not able to keep the Stratemeyer Syndicate business--including the Rover Boys series from 1899 and the Bobbsey Twins series from 1904. Grosset & Dunlap had the business of publishing new issues from sometime in 1908. --The Lucile Project (sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/lucile)

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