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Enaeus

Record IDcni00026948

URIhttp://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/cni00026948

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Biographical Data - 1710

Last Edit2009-01-09

General Note

Olof Enaeus had worked as a foreman in the printing house of Wankijf’s widow, but took over the printing house of Lars Hansson Wall’s widow, according to Klemming-Nordin in 1694 but by witness of the imprints in 1696, when his imprint appears for the first time. In 1700 he acquired the economically advantageous privilege as printer to the Kungl. Antikvitetsarkiv. He died in 1710, but his imprint appears in 1713 on a book began by him but finished by J.G. Matthiae. Enaeus's printing house was idle until J.H. Werner purchased it in 1713 and integrated it into his own business.

Quellen: LoC-NA; Klemming, G. E. ; Nordin, J. G.: Svensk boktryckeri-historia 1483 - 1883. - [Reprint der Ausg.] Stockholm, 1883. - Stockholm, 1983