[Bruce Rogers | Inscribed to Philip C. Duschnes] Books: What They Represent to Some of Those Who Have Written, Read and Loved Them Drop 1 Putnam's Sons at The Knickerbocker

Putnam's Sons at The Knickerbocker Press (signed on the front and rear turn-ins) in full dark blue morocco in the Jansenist style

His striking style of illumination was unlike much of the work that was being produced at the time

title and first page with woodcut foliate border and illustration by Morris after Burne-Jones

one wonders how many large paper copies are left extant

producing notable works like Nineteenth Century Authors of Great Britain and the United States and Via Christi

[Bruce Rogers | Inscribed to Philip C. Duschnes] Books: What They Represent to Some of Those Who Have Written, Read and Loved Them Drop 1 Putnam's Sons at The Knickerbocker[Bruce Rogers et al.] Books: What They Represent to Some of Those Who Have Written, Read and Loved Them. Privately printed for Bruce Rogers and his friends [by W. E. Rudge], 1945. Printed in black and red on French Normandy Vellum paper. Inscribed by Rogers to "Fannie and Phil" [Duschnes] and signed "B. R." Mailing label hand written by Rogers loosely inserted. Measures 5. 25" x 8. 25". Original tissue wrapper yellowed and chipped, primarily at spine.