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Summary

Heber's Hymns Illustrated.

Sampson, Low, Son and Marston, Milton House, Ludgate Hill

Artist
Bone & Son of London
Author
Heber, Reginald, Bishop of Calcutta
Title

Heber's Hymns Illustrated.

Sampson, Low, Son and Marston, Milton House, Ludgate Hill
Description
Style: Floral|Lettered cover, eg intitals, titles; Caption: Upper cover and spine; Colour: Blue; Edge: Unspecified
Date Binding: 19c
Medium Decorative Technique: Blocked in blind|Blocked in gold; Cover Material: Coth, sand grain
Accession number
Shelfmark: 3435k5
Place of creation Binding: England
Object history Text: 1867; London; Unspecified
Notes

"Bevelled boards. Gilt edges. Light yellow endpapers and pastedowns. Binder's ticket on lower pastedown: "/Bound by/ Bone & Son./ 76 Fleet St./ London E.C./" The lower cover is blocked in blind, with fillets blocked on the borders. The central vignette is blocked in blind, showing flower tracery. Signed "WHR" in blind as a monogram at the base of the vignette. The upper cover is blocked in gold. There are two fillets blocked on the outer border, with two more fillets and leaf tracery at the corners of the inner border. The central mandorla is formed by four leaf repeating border blocked between two fillets. The mandorla is surrounded by passion plant leaves and flowers. Within the mandora, inside a rectangle and an inner mandorle, the words: "/Heber's/ Hymns/ Illustrated/" are blocked in gold in hatched gold gothic capitals. Signed "W" at the base of the mandorla. The spine is fully blocked in gold. Two fillets and a border are blocked around the perimeter. There are square gold lettering-pieces blocked at the head and at the tail. The words: "London S.Low & Co." are blocked in relief within a square gold lettering-piece at the base. The title words: "/Heber's Hymns/" are blocked in hatched gold gothic capitals along the spine, within a cartouche, which has diamond straps at each end. There is decoration blocked in relief within gold panels at head and at tail of the cartouche".

Text copyright Edmund M B King and available under a CC0 license.
References

Ball, Douglas. Victorian publishers' bindings / (London : Library Association, c1985.) p.157 Pantazzi, Sybille. Four Designers of English Publishers' Bindings, 1850-1880 and Their Signatures. [Off-print from Bibliographical Society of America vol.55] Pantazzi 4D no. XII.

King, Edmund M. B. Victorian decorated trade bindings, 1830-1880 : a descriptive bibliography / (London : British Library ;New Castle, Del. : Oak Knoll Press, 2003.)
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