and appear to be part of the "Working Drawing for Centaur Type" document that is illustrated on the verso of the previous page
5" of front and rear joints
Five bands to spine with gilt title to second compartment and gilt stamps to remaining compartments
illustrator
"The first professionally drawn archer by Dwiggins appears as the imprint of The Littlebook Press at the end of Woman: Why Man Cannot Live without Her—Or with Her (Boston: The Littlebook Press
[Hand Colored] Herrick's Women, Love & Flowers E-List 12 and appear to be partHerrick, Robert. Women, Love & Flowers. London: Gay and Bird, 1899. Portrait frontispiece of author. Woodcut initials, decorations & headpieces have been hand colored in delicate shades of green, red, purple, and pink, with accents in gold paint (slightly oxidized). Bound in full blue polished calf by Zaehnsdorf with gilt rules to boards. Five bands to spine with onlaid maroon second compartment with gilt titling, remaining compartments with floral