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Waltham St Lawrence: The Folio Society. VG : in very good condition with dust jacket and in green cloth solander presentation box which has light wear. 2017. Limited Edition [657/750]. White hardback cloth cover. 300mm x 210mm (12" x 8"). 42pp. 19 wood-engravings by Eric Gill. With accompanying essay to this Folio facsimile of this 1925 Golden Cockerel Press edition. Printed by Memminger on Corolla book laid ivory paper and bound on cloth by Lachenmaier. The original edition printed by Robert Gibbings. 'The Song of Songs' was Gill’s first major work for the Golden Cockerel Press. .

Waltham St. Lawrence: Golden Cockerel Press, 1925. Hardcover. Orig. white buckram spine lettered in gilt. Very good. 43 pages. 26 1/2 x 20 cm. Twenty wood engravings by Eric Gill. Printed in black and red in Caslon O.F. Limited edition, copy 441 of 750 on Batchelor hand-made paper. CHANTICLEER 31. Humbert Wolfe in his Introduction to "Chanticleer." notes, "The type and paper of `The Song of Songs' are both beyond praise. GILL 275. Mostly unopened, spine darkened, covers a bit dusty, interior contents immaculate.

Waltham St Lawrence: Golden Cockerel Press, 1925. 20 wood engravings by Eric Gill. One of 750 copies. Printed in black and red in Caslon Old Face type. Pp. 44. 4to., original white buckram. A very good copy, free endpapers slightly browned as usual.||Chanticleer announces that at this point ‘Eric Gill has come to work only for the Golden Cockerel Press’ - the beginning of a great collaboration. The wood engravings here are very beautiful and strong. Gill once wrote that he refuted the notion that because it is about love-making and the charms of women, the Song of Songs is irreligious. The problem he notes is that “the Song of Solomon is a love song, and one of a very outspoken kind, and in modern England such things are not considered polite”. His images are certainly gently erotic but embued with sensual love and tenderness and intended as a celebration of Divine Love.The introduction to the book by Gibbings asserts it’s morality, stating that “The Song of Songs must...be regarded as… Ler mais

Waltham St. Lawrence:: The Golden Cockerel Press,, 1925.. First edition; No. 18 of 30 copies hand-colored by Eric Gill; signed by Eric Gill and Robert Gibbings.. publisher's white cloth, in publisher's clear mylar wrapper and a custom slipcase.. A beautiful copy. The mylar is a little rippled with a few tiny spots to the rear panel.. 4to,. See Chanticleer #31.

Waltham St. Lawrence: Printed by Robert Gibbings at the Golden Cockerel Press, 1925. No. 14 of only 30 special copies, with hand coloured engravings and signed by Eric Gill and Robert Gibbings, the artist and printer. 20 hand coloured wood engravings by Gill. Printed in Caslon in black and red. 26.2 x 19.8 cms, bound in full white buckram with a gilt bird by Gill on the upper cover, gilt lettering on spine.||A really fine copy of the rare special of the Song of Songs. It has a tiny ownership inscription of Thomas Balston and a tipped in letter to him from Robert Gibbings himself on Golden Cockerel headed paper dated 9-10-35. In it he notes Balston's new standing order and give details the books he should get immediately as well as letting him know about the impending Gill Song of Songs which Gibbings describes as "damn fine".He offers him one of the 30 specials which Balston obviously bought very quickly.Thomas Balston as the director of the publisher Duckworth and Co. and a scholar of book… Ler mais