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A little-known historical publisher credited with preserving and circulating early printed accounts of major events, including works connected to the Halifax Explosion. The name appears in public-domain library catalogs more as a publishing imprint than as a personal author.
Royal Print & Litho Limited appears in major public-domain book catalogs as the credited source for works such as The Halifax Catastrophe. Based on those records, it seems to have been a printing or publishing company rather than an individual writer.
That distinction matters for readers: books listed under this name may reflect the work of printers, editors, or compilers involved in producing historical pamphlets and illustrated accounts. In audiobook and library contexts, the name is best understood as an imprint attached to preserved historical material.
Because reliable biographical information about the company itself is scarce in the sources reviewed, there is not enough confirmed detail here to give a fuller life story, founding history, or staff background without guessing.