| William Shakespeare's Sonnet XVIII Qualicum Beach, BC: De Walden Press (Jan Kellett), 2005. 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" x 2 1/4". Red goatskin pyramid-shaped binding, with a gold clasp; Magnani paper and sheepskin; Ebru endpapers by Ann Muir. Hand-lettered and decorated text of Sonnet 18 that unfolds from a triangle to hexagon. #8 of 25 copies. |
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Shakespeare's Flowers: Quotations from His Plays with Illustrations from Old Herbals. Malvern: De Walden Press, 1998. 15 leaves. 2 5/8" x 2 1/8". Illustrated by Jan Kellett. #34 of 49 copies. Accordion fold. Bound in blue leather stamped in gold and encased in a black soft leather pouch with a gold clasp. Laid in a blue cardboard box lined in white cloth. Winner of the Miniature Book Society's Distinguished Book Award, 1999. |
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| Blair, J. Talfourd, ed. Midsummer Night's Dream. Glasgow: Bryce; London: Frowde, n.d. 285 pp. 2 1/8" x 1 1/2". Bound in brown leatherette with Shakespeare's coat of arms stamped on the front cover. Included (with Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol [1904]) in a custom brown leather snapped pouch. |
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| Craig, W. J., ed. The Complete Works of Shakespeare. 6 vols. (bound in 3). Oxford Miniature Edition. London: Frowde-Oxford UP; New York: Oxford UP, 1903. Bound in full brown tree calf; gilt on spine and covers. Inscribed by early owners as a prize edition. | |
| An Historical View of Shoes and a Quote from Hamlet--Wm. Shakespeare.
Santa Cruz, CA: Donna and Peter Thomas, ca. 2003. 6 accordian-folded pages. 1 13/16" x 2 ¼". Marbled boards (marbled paper by Peggy Skycraft). A series of shoe designs accompanied by Ophelia's "How should I your true love know" (Hamlet). Hand-lettered and colored on paper made by Peter Thomas. This is a single copy made to illustrated the cover of Peter and Donna Thomas, More Making Books by Hand: Exploring Miniature Books, Alternative Structures, and Found Objects ( Gloucester, MA: Quarry Books, 2004); the copy is described on p. 127 (a copy of the book accompanies the miniature). |
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| The 18th Sonnet by William Shakespeare. Designed, lettered, and bound by Gordon Murray. [Bexhill-on-Sea: Silver Thimble Press, 1991. [20 pp.]. 2 7/8" x 1 ¾". With an original watercolor (covered by a glassine wrapper) serving as the binding and text in handlettered italic script. In a custom slipcase. #2 of 10. |
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| Thomas, Peter. Shakespeare on Paper-Mills. Santa Cruz: Good Book Press, 1988. 2" x 1 1/2". One of 100 copies printed on paper from a broken 1576 copy of Digestum Novum and #33 of 100 copies printed on modern handmade paper. Both copies are bound in half black leather and paper (from a printed leaf of Digestum Novum) over boards. An essay on paper-mills that is inspired by Jack Cade's accusation that "contrary to the king, his crown, and dignity, thou hast built a paper-mill" (2 Henry 6, 4.7). |