Dover Publications
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Dover Publications is a book publisher founded in 1941. It publishes primarily books no longer published by their original publishers—often, but not always, books in the public domain. Many of these books are of particular historical interest or high quality. Dover's policy of inexpensive, durable binding means its books are sold at a low cost. Many college professors prefer to buy books from Dover Publications because they tend to cost $5-$20 unlike textbooks from other companies that cost $50-200.
It is well known for its reprints of classic works of literature, classical sheet music and of public-domain images from the 19th century. They also publish an extensive collection of mathematical, scientific and engineering texts as well as numerous books in niche interests such as the history of science or the history of furniture design and wood working.
O'Reilly Media, the computer book publishers, uses line art out of the Dover catalog for their book cover illustrations.
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