by C R Harrison and H G Harrison. 1914. 118p

"The House of Harrison" chronicles the rich history and evolution of the Harrison printing firm, established in London. It details the firm's significant contributions to printing, including its role as the sole printer of the London Gazette and its connections with various government departments. The book highlights the challenges faced by the firm, including financial struggles and the impact of historical events, while showcasing its adaptability and innovation in the printing industry over the years.