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Austin Young Young was not very prolific - only one cover design of his has been identified, and he also only illustrated a couple of books. Very little is known about him. He is presumed to be British due to his work only appearing in books by London publishers. -
August Petrtyl August Petrtyl signed his designs with either an AP or P monogram. -
At the Blue Bell inn seahorse -
At the Age of Eve C with crown -
At Sunwich port CMW -
Arthur Wing Pinero, playwright Fancy AH? FCA? -
Arthur W. Rushmore Arthur W. Rushmore was a book designer who also was the director of design and manufacture at Harper and Brothers for many years. He signed his cover designs and other illustrations with either a small "R" or "AWR" monogram. -
Arthur Sinclair Covey A in circle -
Arthur Rackham Arthur Rackham was an English book illustrator. He is recognised as one of the leading figures during the Golden Age of British book illustration. -
Archibald Webb Not to be confused with Archibald Bertram Webb (1887-1944) who signed his work A.B. Webb. -
Archibald Chasemore A cartoonist known primarily for the cartoons he did for Judy (1875-1889) and Punch (1868-1879). -
Aprilly DD -
Antonio DD -
Anthony Overman Unsigned -
Anecdotes of animals CHD? -
An Unwise Virgin A inside of G -
An Englishwoman's love-letters "Limp" vellum with yapp edges and green silk ties and gold stamping on spine. Was actually written by Laurence Housman. Binding also designed by Housman. -
An English Village W with serifs -
An English girl in Paris M inside C -
An Arkansas Planter seahorse -
An Arkansas Planter seahorse -
Amy Richards Amy Richards signed her books with an AR monogram. The leg of the A is slanted, unlike the similar monogram used by Amy Rand, which is more squared off. -
Amy Carol Rand Amy's monogram could take on a few different styles. -
Among the palms EWC -
Among the meadows : a novel G (sans serif with long bar) -
Amber glints seahorse -
Alpatok Cloverleaf -
Allegretto Cat monogram -
All the Winners JAD -
Alice Bolingbroke Woodward Alice didn't often sign her cover designs, but in her illustrations she used a monogram of a central W flanked by an 'A' and a 'B'. She also had a habit of incorporating her monogram into part of the illustration, making it difficult to spot at first glance. -
Alfred Brennan Alfred's monogram was a pointed A joined with a very round B. -
Aldine House W with sides higher than middle -
Alberta Hall Her monogram is a conjoined AH -
After the divorce, a romance BS |BS
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