[Illuminated] Burton, John Hill. The Book Hunter. E-List 14 providing an absolutely remarkable effect

providing an absolutely remarkable effect to this binding

operated by Louis and Frank Sweet of Minneapolis

Signed in Elbert Hubbard's name

The O'Kane borders and floriated initials are very Morrisian while the illustrations are again reminiscent of Burne-Jones: elongated figures

and gilt-ruled and stippled design in the remaining

[Illuminated] Burton, John Hill. The Book Hunter. E-List 14 providing an absolutely remarkable effectBurton, John Hill. The Book Hunter. Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1882. Limited to 1000 large paper copies (though limitation leaf is lacking). Revised edition, with a memoir of the author by his widow Katharine Burton. Five illustrations (two full page, with tissue guards). Skillfully illuminated in metallic gold and silver, as well as purple, green, pink, blue, orange, red, white, and yellow watercolors. Rebound in black cloth with