Items
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C-box-X (identity unknown) C-box-X -
Cab no. 44 GWH -
Cairo to Kisumu Unsigned -
Cambridge CS -
Camp Venture, a story of the Virginia mountains; D (skinny, with dots on either side) -
Campaigning for Christ A with dot underneath -
Camping out DD -
Captain Macklin : his memoirs Round symbol -
Carlton Illustrators and the Carlton Studio The Carlton Illustrators or Carlton Studio was a commercial art firm founded by Albert Angus Turbayne. Thomas Garland Greene, Normal Price, William Wallace and Archibald Abernathy Martin were early members. A.A. Martin and William Tracy Wallace were listed as 'managing' artists in a later portfolio advertising the work of the Carlton Illustrators. Their offices were located over the years at both the Flatiron Building (originally named the Fuller Building), in NYC, and at 195 Strand in London. The members of the firm included at various times Arthur C. Goode, Alfred Garth Jones, Norman Mills Price, Harold Nelson, Ernest Wallcousins, Frederick Gardner, Frank Edmund Wiles and Stanley Davis. -
Carnival AR conjoined -
Casa Braccio Unsigned -
Cast Ashore AC -
Castle Blair DD -
Celtic myth & legend, poetry & romance EW (circular) -
Charles Buckles Falls Falls signed his work with a few variants of a single F monogram, which was placed on the front covers. He was part of the Decorative Designers firm and also did freelance work from 1902 to 1913. -
Charles Copeland Copeland was more of an illustrator than a cover designer, and he didn't seem to sign his cover designs with any sort of monogram. In general he signed his illustrations as "Copeland". -
Charles Dana Gibson Primarily an illustrator. -
Charles E. Dawson Dawson was a drawing instructor in the Practical Correspondence College. -
Charles H. Whymper Whymper was a British illustrator who specialized in animal, hunting, and travel themes. -
Chilldhood's Songs of Long Ago Blanche McManus -
China DD -
China's open door : a sketch of Chinese life and history D (skinny, with dots on either side) -
Christopher Dean Designer whose work appeared in "The Studio" magazine. Not much is known about him. His monogram is a stylized c and d with a cross between them. -
Clara Elsene Peck In 1906, 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) -
Clarence F. Underwood The bindings designed by Clarence were mostly unsigned, and attribution for them has typically been achieved via the matching advertising posters for the same book. -
Classic myth and legend A circular EW on the front cover, and simpler EW initials on the spine. -
CMA (Unidentified designer) This designer's monogram was listed as #30 on Gullans unpublished list of monograms. -
Coleridge PW in heart -
Collected poems GMR -
Colomba DD -
Committed to his charge : a Canadian chronicle W.S. Rogers -
Content in a garden Unsigned -
Crab Cottage M with J intersecting in circle -
Cranford HT -
Crecy WEBS -
Cruikshank's water colours; scarab -
CS (unidentified designer) Not to be confused with the CS monogram used by the Carlton Studio. -
Cuckoo songs Of this edition 500 copies have been printed for England.
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