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Evidence of Flower Pressing in The Present State of Nova Scotia
Evidence of a flower having been pressed in the pages of this copy of S. Hollingsworth's The Present State of Nova Scotia.
Ethel Bryant (later Wilson) in a greenhouse
photograph: Ethel Wilson in greenhouse
Etching of Robert Michael Ballantyne
Etching of Robert Michael Ballantyne
Errata Page in The Present State of Nova Scotia
The errata page as it appears in the second edition of Hollingsworth's The Present State of Nova Scotia.
Errata Page in The History of Edinburgh
The errata page of William Creech's 1779 printing of The History of Edinburgh, including instructions to the bookbinder.
Engraving on "The First Part: Of Law and Nature" of Donne's Biathanatos
An engraved "A" at the beginning of "The First Part: Of Law and Nature" in Donne's Biathanatos.
Endpaper of Tannhauser
End-papers of Tannhauser: A synopsis of the motifs of Tannhauser
End text. Regla de la Sagrada Orden de Penitencia.
End text in red and black ink.
End rubricated text. Regla de la Sagrada Orden de Penitencia.
Rubricated Latin text (Glory be to God, and the Son, and the Holy Sprit).
Elaborate bread drawing
Drawing of a bread loaf.
Editorial statements in January 1977's Heresies
Various editorial statements from different members of the Heresies Collective on page three of the first issue of Heresies.
Editorial statements in January 1977's Heresies
Various editorial statements from different members of the Heresies Collective on page two of the first issue of Heresies.
Editor's Page in the Third Issue of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
This is the third of four "editor's page"s in The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]. It originally appeared in the special Christmas issue for 1915.
Editor's Page in the Fourth Issue of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
This is the last of four "editor's page"s in The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]. It originally appeared in the special Christmas issue for 1915.