by William J Harrison. 1946. 11p

This book provides a detailed account of the Harrison family's significant contributions to the art of engraving, particularly in the production of bank notes in the United States. It highlights the work of William Harrison, Sr., and his sons, who were instrumental in the development of engraving techniques and the creation of various bank notes during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The narrative explores the family's legacy, including the unique practices of individual engravers, the evolution of their craft, and the impact they had on the banking industry, while also touching on the aspirations and artistic endeavors of Charles P. Harrison beyond engraving.