It had been producing three Bibles a minute, 24 hours a day, since 1853, and it temporarily left $2 million in rare editions for safekeeping in the vault.
In Manhattan outlets including Partners & Crime, a mystery bookstore in the West Village, and the Mysterious Bookshop, in TriBeCa, have brought in British editions for customers.
And because of an editing error, a caption in some editions for additional pictures of Fourth of July celebrations referred incorrectly to the Franklin Band, which performed at the Ridgewood parade.
Although the books are somewhat expensive, both are available from online booksellers at discounted rates and in inexpensive electronic editions for at least one brand of e-reader.
The story was first published in Leipzig in 1912 and dedicated "to Miss Felice Bauer", and in subsequent editions "for F".
In the New York region, the headline format allowed space in late editions for a more accurate summary of the article: "New C.I.A. Chief Tells Workers to Back Administration Policies".
An article on Wednesday about reports of listening devices in an aircraft outfitted in the United States for China's used an erroneous given name in some editions for the United States ambassador, who was cited as an advocate of improving relations.
A credit also was omitted in later editions for the "One Life to Live" picture.
And another picture caption reversed the identifications, in some editions, for the two damaged buildings shown.
This guide also borrows questions that publishers include in paperback editions for book club discussions.
