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Cynthia's bonnet shop Unsigned -
Daisy Fletcher This is a designer who is referenced a couple of times in "American Printer" magazine, but only as "Miss D. Fletcher". It is likely she is actually the designer who was using the monogram that has previously been attributed to Florence Pearl England Nosworthy in other literature about book cover designers. -
Daventry's Daughter George Thorp -
Day-books PW -
Dead Certainties JAD -
Deborah Gray ED in oval -
Decorations in Verse and Prose A in a heart -
Decorative Designers They used a monogram with two capitalized D's back to back -
Deer at night in the North woods Unsigned -
Deering at Princeton; a story of college life K in a circle -
Denizens Of The Mountains Unsigned -
Devil's Dice sea horse -
Dialstone Lane CMW -
Dinners and Diners: Where and how to dine in London Lewis Baumer -
Discipleship A with dot underneath -
Dr. Dale S in box -
Dream of youth OLG -
Drifted In DD -
Drifting Issued in multiple colorways over different years, with the same stamped design on the front. -
Dross FH -
Earl Stetson Crawford C with a crown -
Earth and Sky Every Child Should Know AW conjoined -
Easy Stories PSH |PSH -
EB A yet to be identified designer who signed their work with a stylized monogram that resembles a four-leaf clover with a stem. The letters are probably EB. -
Ebil eye MM -
Edinburgh N in box -
Edward Gordon Craig Craig also signed work with a large number of other names, including John Balance, Oliver Bath, Julius Oliver, Giulio Pirro, Samuel Prim, and Stanislas Lodochowskowski. (From Wikipedia article) -
Edward Julius Detmold Edward Julius Detmold signed his work with a "EJD" monogram. -
Edward Stratton Holloway Holloway signed his work either with a plain H monogram or an HH monogram. He worked primarily for Lippincott, which is how his monogram can be distinguished from the similar looking H monogram used by his contemporaries, Frank Hazenplug and Theodore Brown Hapgood. -
Edward VII, His Life and Times Bernard Patridge -
Edwin Austin Abbey Abbey -
Egypt AJK -
Eight Cousins AMS -
Eighth Reader TBH -
Elementary lessons on insects Unsigned -
Elisabeth B. Warren An American children's book illustrator who also did a few covers for the books she illustrated. In 1918 she received training to serve as an Occupational Therapy Aid during WWI, but when the war ended, in 1919 she requested a discharge due to poor health. She established (with another graduate of the Boston School of Occupational Therapy) the Occupational therapy department in the V.B. Hospital in West Roxbury, Massachusetts, which the army took over a few weeks later. She returned to illustrating books, and traveled to England to study etching. She met her husband, the artist Tod Lindenmuth, there and they married in 1925. She had two children by 1929. -
Elizabeth and her German garden S in box -
Elmer Boyd Smith Elmer signed his cover designs with an "E.B.S." monogram. His illustrations were mostly signed with his full name. -
Eltham House DD -
Emmy Lou KM -
Empery: A story of love and battle in Rupert's Land W with serifs
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