[Winthrop Press | Limited to 5 Copies | Illuminated] The Safety of Our Young Men E-List 29 by Rose Kingsley

by Rose Kingsley

which promoted Arts and Crafts aesthetics in the rebuilding of the city

A selection of essays originally published in the "Morning Post

Italy [and] Poems

Bubb at the Clerk's Press

[Winthrop Press | Limited to 5 Copies | Illuminated] The Safety of Our Young Men E-List 29 by Rose KingsleyTuttle, Rev. A. H. The Safety of Our Young Men. Winthrop Press, 1901. Limited to 5 copies on Japan vellum, with "initials illumined by hand, and bound in flexible ooze calf, silk lined", and signed by John H. Eggers, president of the Winthrop Press. Portrait frontispiece. Nine initials and a headpiece have been illuminated, certainly taking inspiration from the Kelmscott Press, with the whole production clearly influenced by the work of Elbert Hubbard