[Bruce Rogers | Proof Pages] Ecclesiastes, or The Preacher E-List 14 Marbled endpapers in red and

Marbled endpapers in red and blue with wide

The ornamental type known as Cloister Initials came in sizes from 48 to 144 pt and later was released by the Lanston Monotype Company

Very scarce

"Edited from the Cambridge University Library copy of the "Editio Princeps" of 1561

and curving gougework accented with two small dots and stars to the remaining compartments

[Bruce Rogers | Proof Pages] Ecclesiastes, or The Preacher E-List 14 Marbled endpapers in red andEcclesiastes, or The Preacher. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1911. Set in Caslon and printed at Riverside Press by Bruce Rogers in red and black on English handmade paper. Limited to 335 copies, of which this #230. "Tory's woodcut borders were never more gracefully used than in the Ecclesiastes, printed in 1911" (Warde). "Bound in in boards covered with Chinese vermillion paper, the title stamped on the side in gold, the ouside of the