[Anvil Press] A Wild Flower Book E-List 13 The text is set in

The text is set in Antiqua Old Style

began in the year nineteen twenty-three

pictured in the November-December 1902 issue of the The Book-Lover

but matches the work of Charles Frederick Eaton of “The Arts and Crafts” shop in Santa Barbara

Rubbing to hinges

[Anvil Press] A Wild Flower Book E-List 13 The text is set inHolladay, Harriett McDonald. A Wild Flower Book. Lexington, KY: Anvil Press, 1956. Limited to 150 copies set in American Uncial, printed on Whatman paper, of which this is #128. Ten hand colored woodcuts of wildflowers by Holladay, with a preface by Rena Niles, and notes by Carolyn Reading Hammer. Designed and printed by Hammer. Bound in Japanese fashion, with patterned wraps and small paper label at the bottom of the front cover. Covers and label