In the 19th century a young man named Leypoldt left Germany and arrived in New York City where he found work as a bookseller. In 1859 he opened a bookstore in Philadelphia and later began to publish. In 1866 he and Henry Holt established the firm of Leypoldt and Holt which survives to this day under a different name. He also was a founder of the American Library Association. Frederick Leypoldt (1835-1884) wrote many books under his own name and under the pseudonym "L. Pylodet."
Thus I have chosen to utilize this anagram in the 21st century digital world.
My logo photo (above) is from our back yard tulip tree.
Chuck Leypoldt
Lincoln, Nebraska
Contact me at cwpylodet@gmail.com
 Knights Templar & Royal Arch  | Dreamcatcher Clock Looking Ahead  Click on image below to see more of the window from the First Baptist Church in Broken Bow, Nebraska
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