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In Simpkinsville; character tales Unsigned -
In The Brooding Wild Signed CLB -
In the cause of freedom AR conjoined -
In the dictator's grip A in triangle -
In the Irish brigade Hassall -
In the open RR -
In the Queen's Service W in box -
In the shadow of the black pine Crocker -
In the Shadow of the Purple Chas E. Dawson -
In the shadow of the pyramids seahorse -
In the swim Seahorse -
In the tideway GWE -
Indian pictures and problems NA in box -
Interplay GwH -
Ionia Unsigned -
Iskander AP -
Islam and Christianity A with dot underneath -
It's up to you GEB -
Izelle of the dunes Chas. E Dawson -
J. Bernard Partridge Partridge was the principal cartoonist for Punch magazine. He was primarily an illustrator, but some of his illustrations were used as the basis of the cover designs of the books he illustrated. -
JA A yet to be identified designer who signed their book cover designs with a JA monogram. -
Jamaica CS -
James Allan Duncan Originally from Glasgow, Duncan relocated to London sometime in 1899 or so. Not much is known of him in the literature, but he seems to have been primarily a designer for books and greeting cards. -
Jarvis of Harvard A in box -
Jennie Baxter Journalist S in box -
JF (Unidentified designer) Possibly: James Fairman -
JHB (Unknown Designer) A book designer who used the monogram JHB to sign their work. -
Jinny MM -
Joan of Garioch C-box-X -
John F. Earhart (tentative) Could this be John F. Earhart? The monogram used is the word EAR inside of a heart, after all! He is also referenced in the photographic credits of the one book associated with this monogram. -
John Goss John Goss's monogram on his book cover designs was a sans-serif G, with the bar extending inward into the counter. On his illustrations and only a few covers, he also used a monogram that consisted of a G intersected by a J. -
John March, Southerner Unsigned -
John Scott Williams In 1906, Clara Elsene Peck Peck married British-born illustrator John Scott Williams (1877–1975)...Peck and Williams shared similar styles, leading the two to occasionally collaborate on illustrations together. These works were signed with the first initials of their last names, "P W". Some of Peck's works are also credited as Clara Elsene Williams and the press sometimes referred to her as "Mrs. John Scott Williams". (From Wikipedia Article about Clara Elsene Peck) -
Joseph Walter West Weathervane design with WEST -
Josie Bean: Flat street AR conjoined with dot on the side -
Judith : a chronicle of old Virginia Unsigned -
Julia Ward Richards Julia Ward Richards signed her work with a JWR monogram; after she married, she used a JWS monogram. -
K (Unidentified designer) It's possible that some of these were designed by Frank Richmond Kimbrough, but at the moment there is no supporting documentation to confirm it. -
K in a circle This may actually represent one or more designers. -
Karl Anderson Karl Anderson signed his book cover work with a KA monogram. -
Kashmir CS
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