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Treasure Island HBM -
True Love WJ -
Tryphena in love WEST -
Turner's golden visions Simpson -
Twiddledetwit : a fairytale AR conjoined -
Two of the best WHD -
Two sieges of Paris A with dot underneath -
Typhoon Square -
Tyrol Scarab -
Uganda to The Cape Unsigned -
Uncle Jed's Country Letters D in circle -
Unconscious comedians Signed with the initials "BS" in a box, in lower right corner. Attribution also given by catalog information in HathiTrust record. -
Under sail GH -
Under the Chinese dragon EW (circular) -
Under the trees CLH -
Under the vierkleur H with E inside -
Undine AR -
Victor Albert Searles Victor was the nephew of architect Edward Francis Searles, and most of the available information about Victor pertains to legal issues regarding his uncle's estate. -
Victor Ollnee's discipline Blind stamped rose and circle design on red cloth. Same design as used for "The shoulders of Atlas". -
Virginia Cross in a circle -
W (unidentified designer #4) The arms of the W are higher than the middle peak. -
W in box Probably a poster artist moonlighting as a cover designer, based on the art style. -
W. Howard Bartle Bartle was a designer of book covers and also provided decorations for the interior of some books. His first name is only known by the first initial, "W". He resided at one point in the Morris K. Jessup house, located on 111 East 19th Street in New York City. He applied for a passport in 1897, where he listed his occupation as "Stenographer & Designer". His passport application shows that he was born in Oxford, New York on July 23, 1867. He died in 1916, and was buried in a cemetery in New York. -
W. T. Whitehead Very little is known about this designer and illustrator. He does not appear in the usual sources for book illustrators. Based on the signatures used and the style of art, it seems unlikely he is the same person as Walter Whitehead, the American artist, but not impossible. -
WA (Unknown Designer) A designer who used the monogram "WA", whose full name is unknown at the time. -
Waifs G (sans serif with long bar) -
Walks in New England Unsigned -
Wallypug of Why HyF -
Walter Crane C with a crane -
Walter W. Fawcett Walter Fawcett was a commercial artist who designed advertisements, book covers, and also provided illustrations for a few books. In a 1928 magazine announcement, he was listed as a member of the design firm, Fuller & Smith, whose logo he also designed. Per announcements in the magazine, "Printers' Ink", Fawcett also worked for the firm of Erin, Wasey & Company, as well as for the Campbell-Ewald Company. -
WGE (Unidentified designer) A yet to be identified designer who used the monogram "WGE". -
What cheer! EBA -
What great men have said about great men, a dictionary of quotations Cross in a circle -
When a cobbler ruled the king Unsigned -
When love is lord S in box -
When mother lets us act AB separated -
When mother lets us play AB separated
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