Gregg Shorthand Dictionary – Diamond Jubilee Series

1963 Edition
By John Robert Gregg, Louis A. Leslie, and Charles E. Zoubek
Shorthand written by Charles Rader

Description

The definitive, standard reference for Gregg Shorthand – the most widely used and respected shorthand system in the English-speaking world. Published 1963 as part of the Diamond Jubilee Series, marking 75 years since the system’s creation by John Robert Gregg. This dictionary contains thousands of words, phrases, and their corresponding shorthand outlines, organized alphabetically for quick reference. Designed for students, secretaries, journalists, and anyone needing fast, accurate written communication. Prepared by the leading authorities on Gregg Shorthand and published by McGraw-Hill, this volume preserves the exact, standardized forms that have made the system famous for speed, legibility, and ease of learning. An essential tool for mastering and using the Gregg method.

Features

Contents Include

Full A–Z dictionary of words, common phrases, and proper names, each with clear shorthand representation; guide to abbreviations, prefixes, suffixes, and special forms; organized for quick lookup and daily use.

Historical Importance

Gregg Shorthand revolutionized business and professional writing when introduced in 1888, becoming the system of choice for millions. This 1963 edition represents the mature, refined version of the system at the height of its popularity, and remains the standard reference for anyone studying or practicing Gregg today.

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Condition

Vintage 1963 hardcover. Light green cloth boards with dark blue/black lettering and design; shows light edge wear, rubbing, and minor fading. Spine clear, binding tight. Pages secure, mild age toning. Inscription on flyleaf, text clean. Complete and intact. See photos.

Shipping

Ships securely packaged with protective wrapping. Buyer may choose USPS Media Mail or UPS Ground shipping at checkout.

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