author
William Bond Wheelwright
b. 1879
Known for clear, practical books on papermaking and printing, this early 20th-century writer helped explain how paper moved from the mill to the pressroom. His work focused on the paper trade, manufacturing methods, and the everyday technical details behind printed materials.
1 Audiobook
From Paper-mill to Pressroom
by William Bond Wheelwright
About the author
Born in 1879, William Bond Wheelwright wrote about papermaking, printing, and the paper trade. Library and catalog records connect him with works including From Paper-mill to Pressroom, How Paper Is Made, Printing Papers, Paper Trade Terms, Essential Facts About Paper, and Practical Paper Technology.
His books suggest a writer deeply interested in the craft and business of paper: how it was made, how it behaved in printing, and how different parts of the trade fit together. Rather than writing fiction or memoir, he seems to have focused on making technical subjects understandable for printers, manufacturers, and general readers who wanted a clearer picture of the industry.
Available records in this search were limited, so biographical details beyond his birth year and publication history could not be confirmed with confidence. Even so, his bibliography shows a consistent commitment to documenting the world of paper and print in an accessible, informative way.