Sentence examples for imprint date from inspiring English sources

Some references suggest earlier possible imprint date.

Virtually all books specially bound have imprint dates from 1890-1920.

Imprint Dates Collected: We collect current publications, earlier twentieth-century, nineteenth-century materials extensively, and earlier materials selectively.

Most imprints date from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and are unavailable at any U.S. library.

Title-page in two states, cancelling (1st preliminary leaf) and cancelled (2nd preliminary leaf; lower outer corner, including imprint-date [1663?], missing).

Some imprints dated according to Lady Day dating; variant of no.

For every publication, McDade made a citation that included the title of the work, its publishing imprint, copyright date, pagination, and illustrations and typographical features, with notes on bindings and a list of editions.

Every MiniDV camcorder invisibly imprints the date and time on every frame of video.

The title page of the American Alice became an insert cancelling the original Macmillan title page of 1865, and bearing the New York publisher's imprint with the date 1866.

The M40 offers 16 different photography modes, a new date imprint function, FotoNation's red-eye reduction compensation function for flash shots and 21.9MB of built-in memory.

The reciprocally imprinted genes IGF2 and H19 (which are maternally and paternally imprinted, respectively) are the most extensively studied imprinted genes to date, explaining the interest in their DNA methylation status in male and female GCTs.