[Rarebooks] FA: Washington State Bookplates -1927 book
Joslin Hall Rare Books, ABAA
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"WASHINGTON BOOKPLATES" by Frederick Starr. Published in Seattle in 1927.
This is numbered "No.95" of an unspecified limited edition. 'Six Articles
Reprinted from the Town Crier, 1925-26.'
An informative little book on Washington-state bookplates, based on a
series of articles. The bookplates were, for the most part, created by
Washington designers for Washington bibliophiles. Includes illustrations of
the bookplates of George W. Fuller for himself; Mrs. Glenn Hughes'
bookplate by Ambrose Patterson; Albert R. Lovejoy's bookplate by Mark
Tobey; the Reverend Ambrose M. Bailey's bookplate by Winifred Ward; the
bookplate Jessie Fisken designed for the Frances Skinner Edris Home; Olive
Eden's bookplate by Annette Edens; Edward Godfrey Cox's bookplate for
himself; S. Gano Fotheringham's bookplate for H.C. Henry; Roi Partridge's
bookplate for Charles E. Shepard; the Reverend Herbert H. Gowen's
bookplate, designed by a Chinese artist; the bookplate of Dr. S.B.L.
Penrose, and the bookplates of the Rainier Club, the Women's University
Club of Seattle, the University of Washington, and the Eels Northwest
History Collection in the Library of Whitman College.
No reserve.
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