A printer.
1818. [Printers] will confer a favour on a brother typo [by publishing an advertisement of a runaway apprentice].—Mass. Spy, Aug. 7.
1902. “A dozen other persons, more or less, are named by the same veracious gentleman as contributors to the editorial columns of the paper…. They were typos and little else.”—G. W. Brown, ‘Reminiscences of Gov. R. J. Walker,’ 140 note.
