but in his inimitable style
and 19th centuries (a few examples mentioned below)
with illuminated coloured portrait frontispiece
bank cheques and other commercial stationery forms" / "This is the first of a series of presentations of publicity matter that will be sent to you at monthly intervals: your acknowledgment of them would be appreciated"
Lilian Hay-Cooper designed the bindings produced at their studio in Haslemere
[Illuminated] The Forsaken Merman E-List 23 but in his inimitable styleArnold, Matthew. The Forsaken Merman. London: J. M. Dent & Co., Aldine House, 1900. (Fifty copies on Japan vellum and ten copies on vellum were also printed for the Guild of Women Binders in 1901.) Illustrated by Jean C. Archer; frontispiece, four full page engravings, ornate decorated borders throughout, and decorated endpapers. Front endpapers, all illustrations, and decorative borders have been beautifully hand colored in an Art Deco style, with