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Enrico Monetti Enrico Monetti's monogram is a backward E conjoined with an M, all within a circle. -
Eppy Grams DD -
Eric Pape Eric Pape signed his work with a stylized, box-like monogram. -
Ethel Belle Appel She signed her work with the monogram "EBA". -
Ethel Clare Brown Ethel was the sister of Abbie Farwell Brown, the writer. She illustrated several of her sister's books, but also wrote and illustrated her own. -
Ethel Hardman WSR -
Evelyn Innes C-box-X -
FA (Unidentified designer) A yet to be identified designer who signed their work with a F.A. monogram. -
FA (Unidentified Designer) A yet to be identified designer used the initials FA to sign their work. -
Fair Rosalind Charles Dawson -
Fairhope W -
Fairy tales from folk lore Unsigned -
Fairy tales from Hans Christian Andersen Charles Robinson -
Fairy tales from Spain B (very tiny) -
Familiar faces GeoM -
Familiar trees and their leaves C-box-X -
Famous poems; TBH -
Famous Scots Series B in Rhombus -
Fantasias FC -
Fantastic fables S in box -
Favours from France Cross in a circle -
Felice H -
Felise C -
Fifth Reader JR -
Fireside Stories HBM -
First Reader C in box -
Florence A in box |A in box -
Florence R. A. Wilde Florence was an American illustrator who ran an illustration school in Saugerties, New York, and then later in New York City, at 48 Charles Street in Manhattan. -
Flower fables FBC -
Flush times and scimp W with dot -
Folly Corner FRK -
For Love of a Bedouin Maid seahorse -
For the fallen, and other poems HH in Rhombus -
Fra Angelico c†d -
Fra Angelico c†d -
Frances Bassett Comstock Frances signed her cover designs with a FBC monogram framed in rectangle. She and her husband, Enos Benjamin Comstock, were both on staff at McLoughlin Bros. in New York City. -
Frank Berkeley Smith Monograms used: "FBS, BS or S, horizontal or often vertical initials within a box with a straight or scalloped line; distinct from Bertha Stuart whose BS initials are slanted and pointed" - From "Publishers Bindings Online" website, University of Alabama -
Frank Gardner Hale Hale started out as a book cover and bookplate designer, but is most well known for his jewelry designs. He set up his jewelry and design studio in Boston in 1907. -
Frank Hazenplug Frank Hazenplug (who later changed his name to Frank Hazen, in 1911) signed his bindings with either an H or an H with a F hidden in the leg of the H.
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