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Sussex Cottage & House
No full textNotes: "For Yellow Barn Press." Initialed in the engraving. Numbered: C. Reference: 134W
Heyen
No full textNotes: An illustration for William Heyen. Two men stand on a hilly shore. One is fishing. An island or penninsula is visible on the horizon. Printed on cream paper folded in half. Initialed in the engraving. Numbered: XL V
Untitled [Three figures carrying a canoe]
No full textNotes: Three figures carrying a canoe in a storm. Initialed in the engraving. Numbered: 2.1996/L
It is the business of the future to be dangerous
No full textSigned by Wesley Tanner and Kathryn Clark of Twinrocker Handmade Pape
An Exhibition of the work of The Whittington Press
No full textAnnouncement of an exhibition of the works of the Whittington Press held at Wilson Library, University of Minnesota
Sold Here: The Yellow Book
No full textPoster to advertise vol. 1, April 1894 issue of The yellow book, with a list of the issue's contents and an illustration by Aubrey Beardsley. Blue print on yellow paper with an illustration of a woman with a dress and hat and flowers. "Sold Here, The Yellow Book, Contents of Volume 1, April 1894" above a table of contents. On the bottom is printed "London: Elkin Mathews & John Lane, Vigo Street, W". Bottom most text: "Price Five Shillings Net"
Untitled
No full textNotes: Three women with luggage in conversation in front of a window. Initialed in the engraving. Numbered: 55
Heyen
No full textNotes: An illustration for William Heyen. A fish and a bucket full of liquid. Printed on cream paper folded in half. Initialed in the engraving. Numbered: XL V
Device for August Heckscher's High Loft Press
No full textNotes: A sailboat at night takes up the majority of the frame. A simplistic compass cuts through the large sail at a slight angle. The background depicts only a few suggestions of waves and a sprinkling of stars. Initialed in the engraving. Numbered:
Thomas Hardy
No full textNotes: "Easton Press, Frontispiece for 'Jude the Obscure.'" Signed in the engraving. Numbered: 120/1995