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	Eighteen by Shakespeare and Walker: Sonnets by William; Photographs by Todd. Tuscon: Thumbprint Press, 1992. 2 5/8" x 3 ½". #45 of 125 copies. Signed by publisher. Half brown leather and cloth.
	Eight of William Shakespeare's Sonnets and 8 of Todd Walker's Photographs. Los Angeles: Thumbprint Press, 1966. 2 ¾" x 2 3/8". #34 of 48 copies. Three-quarter brown leather over marbled boards; gilt spine; marbled endpapers.
	Weber, Richard O., comp. Shakespeare on Politicians with a Useful Collection of Insults. Oneonta, NY: Swamp Press, 1979. 1 3/4" x 2 ¾". #95 of 100 leather-bound copies. Light brown leather in a wood box. Bradbury, p. 291 #2
	Shakespeare's works were published by the Little Leather Library (New York) early in the twentieth century. Illustrated here are some of the binding styles and a typical title page. Most copies that survive are browned. 4" x 3 1/8".
	The Merchant of Venice. CIncinnati: Mosaic Press, 1982. Not paginated. ½" x 7/16". Brown leather. (Print's Portia's "Quality of Mercy" speech.) Bradbury, p. 159 (#62); #2694.
	Gallienne, Wilfred Hansford. Let Shakespeare Speak: A Timely Symposium of the Bard's Opinions on Contemporary Events. Chicago: Black Cat Press, [1968?]. 2 3/8" x 2 5/8". Limited edition [225 copies?]. Printed by Charles Young at the Norman Press; bound by Bela Blau. Black leather; marbled endpapers. Bradbury 2686.
	Spring, Sweet Spring. Mill Valley, CA: Sunflower Press, 1989. 2.375" x 1.5" Designed and printed on Rives paper; color illustrations. Bound in white flower-patterned cloth with paper title on front. Signed by Carol Cunningham, designer and printer. With the bookplate of Kathryn Ida Hill Rickard. #22 of 40 copies. Collection of quotations, including "See, where she comes apparel'd like the Spring"(Pericles).
	Sweet Musicke: Songs of Shakespeare. Sharon Schuman, introd. San Rafael, CA: Quail Hill Press, 1984. 28 pp. 2 7/8" x 2 ½". Quarter dark brown leather and linen boards. #6 of 125 copies. Designed, printed, and bound by Rachel Barahal. Bradbury, p. 191.