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Everyman. A Morality Play Illustrated after Drawings by John H. Amschewitz. Edited by Frank Sidgwic. Full Vellum binding in slipcase Publisher: The Medici Society. Philip Lee Warner, London.  First Edition 1911 Limited Edition No. 231 of 500 copied printed on Riccardi Paper, of a total limitation of 512 copies. 4to. 27 by 20.5 cm. xiii, [1], 36, [3] pp. With ten mounted colour plates. The tissue guards for the plates have red printed captioning, one line from the play itself. The vellum has faint spotting, a vertical crease on the spine, perhaps slight fading to the gilt lettering on the spine. Ribbon ties intact. Ribbon book mark loose but present. Clean inside, and overall a fresh, bright copy. The original slipcase, made of card, is neatly torn along its horizontal edges. All original pieces, though, are present. A prior owner's book plate, the well-known theater scholar and critic, Christopher Rawson, is oddly pasted onto a slipcase board. His book plate also contains the armorial emblem of his alma mater, Harvard.Condition: Near Fine 

Everyman. A Morality Play Ill by John H. Amschewitz 1911 Vellum Ltd Ed no231/500

SKU: LavallinsRB0625
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    Philip Lee Warner for the Medici Society

  • Date Published:

    1911

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