First edition. Number 10 of the S. Dominic’s Press publications. Gill’s “introduction was revised and the book was enlarged…published as the fifth edition by Faber & Faber in 1938” (Gill). Wyman Parker was a librarian at Wesleyan University, librarian at the Bread Loaf School of English, and a collector of.....
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Edition 191 of 300. “Uniform with Enid Clay’s Sonnets & Verses, also illustrated by Gill [his first collaboration with Golden Cockerel].” “This is no. 101 of the Golden Cockerel Press publications” (Gill). Signed by both Eric Gill and Enid Clay (Gill’s sister) on the colophon. REFERENCES: Gill 293; Chanticleer 101;.....
First edition. Author’s copy, with his bookplate, ownership inscription and numerous corrections and amendments to the text and index in his hand.
This is number 55 of 100 copies printed on large paper. Signed and numbered by Gill on the colophon.
First “ordinary” edition (there was also a limited edition of 160 copies). “An edition in German was contemplated, but though an 8-page prospectus containing a specimen page was issued…it never materialized. Printed on the back of this prospectus are extracts, in German, from reviews which appeared in five British journals.”.....
First edition, limited to 1413 copies, this copy signed by Gill. Wyman Parker was a librarian at Wesleyan University, librarian at the Bread Loaf School of English, and a collector of fine press books. REFERENCES: Gill 28.