Open AccessGrip and the Bengoughs as Publishers and Printers
Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of CanadaPeer ReviewedCarl Spadoni1988Journals
In her autobiography, The Side Door, Dora Hood refers to a customer who visited her antiquarian bookcstore in 1939 and wanted to purchase copies of the Canadian satirical magazine, Grip. Although Mrs. Hood had gathered together a bundle of issues, she explained to the customer that it would be difficult to collate a complete run. 'I know,' replied the man, 'for I am the last surviving brother of the five Bengoughs, and I am over ninety.' Before he left the booktstore, he jotted down a summary of Grip and its associated publishing companies:
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