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By the Waters of Babylon Unsigned -
By Right Divine RR (back to back) -
By a hair's breadth lowercase h -
Burton Donnel Hughes Son of Dr. Donnel Hughes and Sarah Sommers. -
Brockman's Maverick Dan Smith -
Break o'day GWE -
Brakespeare WEBS -
Bracebridge hall Unsigned -
BR BR -
Boy H -
Boston town KMB -
Border Fights And Fighters Also republished with same cover in 1913 by Doubleday, Page & Company. -
Book Two AR conjoined in box -
Book Two MBH -
Book Three AR conjoined in box -
Bonnie Scotland\ scarab -
Bonnie Mackirby seahorse -
Bolts and Bars GThorp -
Bobbie McDuff MPW -
Bob, son of Battle C-box-X -
Blanche McManus Blanche McManus was a book cover designer, illustrator, and author. Her husband was Milburg Francisco Mansfield, who wrote under the pseudonym Francis Miltoun and co-authored several books with McManus. -
Black Beauty LKW -
Birds and beasts EJD -
Bird gods GWE -
Beulah Land EBA -
Betty Zane PZG -
Betty Baird DD -
Betty Baird DD -
Bertha Stuart The contemporary trade literature and journals often spelled her name as "Stewart" rather than "Stuart". -
Bertha G. Davidson Bertha was an artist from Boston who illustrated many children's books and also designed some covers for the same. Until she married Edward E. Hoxie, she was credited (and signed her work as) Bertha G. Davidson, and sometimes used a "D" monogram, or a "BGD" monogram.. After her marriage, she was credited either as "Bertha G. Davidson", "Bertha Davidson Hoxie", or just "Bertha Hoxie". Her monogram also seems to have changed to an "H" or "BDH" at that point. -
Bert Cassidy Bert Cassidy was an artist and reporter who worked in Cincinnati, Kansas City, Denver, and Chicago. He committed suicide on April 13, 1901. -
Benjamin Wilson Tripp A designer about whom very little is known, and was previously identified only by his initials "BWT". He also created designs for jewelry and hairbrushes. He attended the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, Rhode Island. He eventually moved to Switzerland, and is noted as being in Montreux as of 1904. He died in Switzerland in 1931. -
Belle Rose BS -
Beau Brocade, a romance HMBrock -
Beatrice Anne Mary Waldram Beatrice studied art at the Clapton School of Art. She was hired by Lewis foreman Day to be his assistant, and worked for him from 1898-1904. -
Beasley's Christmas party Pointy A -
Barty Crusoe and his man Saturday H in circle -
Barnaby Lee DD -
Barabbas H -
Baldy's Point A (with dot underneath) -
Baccarat H -
Aymer Vallance Aymer Vallance's monogram was identified from the initials designed by him for the work he authored on William Morris, "The Art of William Morris" published by George Bell and Sons in 1897. -
AW (stacked) This designer seemed to do some covers for John Long. -
AW (Conjoined) A yet to be identified designer who used a monogram that resembles a rounded arrowhead, similar in shape to the Star Trek communicator badge. The actual letters used are an A and W, which are conjoined into one shape.
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