G. B. Zieber and Co., Philadelphia

George B. Zieber was a partner in the Burgess & Zieber firm. This short-lived company was started and dissolved in 1843. Late in 1843, the Philadelphia based G. B. Zieber & Co. publishing firm was established. Zieber continued until he dissolved his company in 1848.

An interesting side note is that Zieber helped Isaac Merritt Singer raise money to build a type-carving machine which was completed and exhibited in Boston in 1850. It was not well received. This venture had failed but subsequently Singer, with the financial help of Zieber and Orson C. Phelps produced an improved sewing machine, the Singer Sewing machine.

G. B. Zieber & Co. published several three first edition T. S. Arthur authored books.

Prose Fictions. Volume 1 1844
Prose Fictions. Volume 2 1844
These titles were released in parts. Each volume had four 80 page books published prior to their collation into one volume,

Two Sisters; or, Life's Changes. 94 pages. 1844