What is "reprints"

Usage examples of "reprints".

The regular reprints and also the black-and-white glossy reproductions of Dana den Relgan’s drugs list and the letter I’d found on the diazo paper.

Lance Kinship’s reprints were there, although he himself hadn’t turned up, and so were the four concerning Yaxley.

I’d also telephoned to Lance Kinship to say I’d had his reprints ready for ages, and hadn’t seen him, and would he like me to drop them in as I was practically going past his house.

I'd also telephoned to Lance Kemp to say I'd had his reprints ready for ages, and hadn't seen him, and would he like me to drop them as I was practically going past his house.

Stansby's edition served for reprints in 1816 and 1856 (the latter edited by Thomas Wright).

Thereafter it was printed many other places and reprints of it were widely circulated inside and outside the science fiction community, inside and outside this country.

We published our ad in three newspapers, encouraged its publication elsewhere, mailed thousands of reprints, spoke before countless meetings, collected and mailed to the White House thousands of copies of the letter above—always by registered mail—no acknowledgement of any sort was ever received, not even in response to "Return Receipt Requested.