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Frederic William Goudy

Frederic Shields

Frederic Lord Leighton, late President of the Royal Academy of Arts, an illustrated record of his life and work

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Frederic Lord Leighton

Frederic Gross Cooper

Frederic Crowninshield

Freckles

Franklin Booth

Frank, the young naturalist

Frank Richmond Kimbrough

Frank on the prairie

Frank on a gun-boat

Frank Hazenplug

Frank Hazenplug (who later changed his name to Frank Hazen, in 1911) signed his bindings with either an H or an H with a F hidden in the leg of the H.

Frank Gardner Hale

Hale started out as a book cover and bookplate designer, but is most well known for his jewelry designs. He set up his jewelry and design studio in Boston in 1907.

Frank Chesworth

Frank C. Papé

Frank Brangwyn

Frank Berkeley Smith

Monograms used: "FBS, BS or S, horizontal or often vertical initials within a box with a straight or scalloped line; distinct from Bertha Stuart whose BS initials are slanted and pointed" - From "Publishers Bindings Online" website, University of Alabama

Francis I. Bennett

Francis Donkin Bedford

Francezka

Francesca da Rimini; a tragedy in five acts

HC

Frances Burwell Sheafer

Frances Bassett Comstock

Frances signed her cover designs with a FBC monogram framed in rectangle. She and her husband, Enos Benjamin Comstock, were both on staff at McLoughlin Bros. in New York City.

France to Scandinavia

Fra Filippo Lippi

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Fra Angelico

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Fra Angelico

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FP

Fowls Of The Air

Fourth Reader

FR

Fourth Reader

Foursquare

Four-in-hand; a group of short stories: Mr. Durbar's toast; Mrs. Billy's baby and the professor; From Dolly to Dick; poetry and life

Four-in-hand : a story of smart life in New York and at a country club

Four-and-forty fairies

Four Seasons In The Garden

H

Four plays for dancers

TSM

Four French women

Four For A Fortune

Four Afloat

Forty modern fables

SS

Forgotten Tales Of Long Ago

FDB

Forged In Strong Fires

Forge and furnace; or, The young master of the iron mills

Forestfield, a story of the old South (in two periods)

RR

Ford Madox Brown

Forbidden paths in the land of Og : a record of the travels of three wise and otherwise men to the east of the Jordan river /

A with dot underneath

For you: a collection of old favorite love songs

Unsigned

For truth and freedom; poems of commemoration

FP

For the white rose of Arno

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For the fallen, and other poems

HH in Rhombus

For Old Donchester, or Archie Hartley and His Schoolmates

G

For Love Of Country A Story Of Land And Sea In The Days Of The Revolution

For Love of a Bedouin Maid

seahorse

For Jacinta

For Honor And Life

For a Maiden Brave

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Footsteps Of The Gods And Other Poems

Fool's gold

Fool of April

FH

Food and flavor, a gastronomic guide to health and good living

Food And Cookery For The Sick And Convalescent

Folly For The Wise

Folly Corner

FRK

Following The Equator

Folks from Dixie

Folklore stories and proverbs, gathered and paraphrased for little children

Foes in law

Flying Plover : his stories, told him by Squat-by-the-fire

Flush times and scimp

W with dot

Flowers In The Pave

H

Flowers From Shakespeares Garden

Flowers from Persian poets

Flower-o'-the corn

Flower Stories

Flower of the dusk

Flower o' the grass

Flower O The Orange

Flower grouping in English, Scotch & Irish gardens

Flower fables

FBC

Florida, the land of enchantment

Florida Alexander A Kentucky Girl

Florestane The Troubadour

Florentine palaces & their stories

Florence Susan Harrison

Florence R. A. Wilde

Florence was an American illustrator who ran an illustration school in Saugerties, New York, and then later in New York City, at 48 Charles Street in Manhattan.

Florence Pearl England Nosworthy

Florence was attributed as the designer for several cover designs that were actually the work of Daisy Fletcher. Florence was primarily an illustrator, notably for magazines and children's books.