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THE DOOR
Location on door: front, panel 3
CHARLES M. MCLEAN
Charles M. McLean (dates unknown) was a bookseller and publisher in Ohio. In 1919 he became a partner of Walter Pettibone, who had co-founded the Guiney-Pettibone Company, a bookstore in Dayton, Ohio in 1917. When McLean arrived, it became the Pettibone-McLean Company. The shop also published a small number of books. Pettibone-McLean remained in business until 1934, at which point McLean started his own bookshop.
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Title: A list of bookshops in The Saturday Review of Literature
Imprint: August 9, 1924
Material Type: Periodical
Curatorial Department: Book Collection
Collection Name: Library of Christopher Morley
Stack Location: f Z 1219 S25 MOR
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An advertisement listing bookshops that carry the Saturday Review of Literature, in the Saturday Review, 1924
Pettibone-McLean may be found on this long list of the Review's many subscribing shops nationwide.