The Gregg Group was founded 22 May 2004, prompted by the lack of online shorthand resources. As the primary use for shorthand — business and legal recording — has waned in recent decades, we generally acclaim the skill as a hobby or personal tool. The purpose of the group is to promote the use of Gregg systems of shorthand by providing advice to beginners, support for students, and an association of users of this efficient, attractive, and enjoyable method of writing.
I am missing Pages 49 & 50 from the Sept 1937 Gregg Writer. The bottom half of this back-to-back set of pages was cut out of my copy. Could someone please scan and post those two pages. P. 49 is the last page of the Dickie story. Page 50 is Wits and Wags. (by Paul…
This is the first Gregg Shorthand version of Creeds of Great Business Men. This version was published in 1918 and matches the 1916 Pre-Anniversary Gregg Shorthand Manual. Gregg later published an Anniversary edition (circa 1931) with plates by Winifred Kenna Richmond. That version appeared in a box set “American Readings in Gregg Shorthand” (Circa 1933). …
If anyone has copies of the Gregg Writer for September 1941 through June 1943, I need your help. Please look at the Table of Contents Page (i or ii) toward the front of those magazines that lists the Gregg Publishing Company Offices at the bottom. I’m trying to establish what month the Gregg Publishing Company…
Here is the first Gregg Shorthand edition of The Man Without a Country. It was published in 1922 with Plates by Harriet M. Johnson. It matches the 1916 Gregg Shorthand Manual. This version was included in “Short Classics in Shorthand” (1927). Gregg later published an Anniversary edition (circa 1931) with plates by Winifred Kenna Richmond. That…
http://www.archive.org/details/TalesFromShakespeareHamlet-PrintedInGreggShorthand (by Paul for group greggshorthand)
Here is the Gregg’s Shorthand Reading Book, which was published in 1900. It matches the 1898 Gregg Shorthand Manual. The shorthand plates are very crude. They were probably written by John Gregg. There is an English text key for each reading selection. Attachment: GreggsShorthandReadingBook1900.pdf (by Paul for group greggshorthand)
Here is the Gregg Shorthand Reader, which was published as a Gregg Supplementary Reading Book in 1912. These are obviously stories taken out of the Gregg Writer magazine. This book matches the 1902 Gregg Shorthand Manual. Attachment: GreggShorthandReader_1912.pdf (by Paul for group greggshorthand)
This is the first Gregg Shorthand version of Legend of Sleepy Hollow. It was published in 1912 and matches the 1902 Pre-Anniversary Gregg Shorthand manual. Gregg published two other versions of Legend of Sleepy Hollow with different Shorthand plates. The second version (circa 1924) matches the 1916 Gregg Shorthand manual with plates by Harriet M….
Here is the first Gregg Shorthand version of A Christmas Carol. It was published in 1918. It matches the 1916 Gregg Shorthand Manual. The same plates by Winifred Kenna were used in “Short Classics in Shorthand” (1927), which featured five short novels. An Anniversary edition was created around 1944 with plates by Winifred Kenna Richmond….
If anyone has copies of the Gregg Writer for November 1930 through June 1931, I need your help. Please scan Page ii toward the front of those magazines and post the pages. Page ii lists the Gregg Publishing Company Offices. I’m trying to establish what month the Gregg Publishing Company Sydney, Australia, Office was opened. …