[Fine Binding | Arts & Crafts] Tales of Old Inns E-List 19 The binders then were known

The binders then were known as The Booklover's Shop bindery (1914-1917)

Bookplate to front pastedown

] One of 161 copies printed "on Imperial Japan Paper bearing the stamp of the Japanese government mill and no longer exported

Bound in full crushed russet brown morocco by the Roycroft bindery (likely by Louis Kinder)

November 1890

[Fine Binding | Arts & Crafts] Tales of Old Inns E-List 19 The binders then were knownTales Of Old Inns: The History, Legend and Romance of Some of Our Older Hostelries. London: Trust Houses Limited, 1929. Second edition. "Illustrated from pencil drawings by Mr W M Keesey A. R. I. B. A., A. R. C. A., from a number of old prints and photographs". Bound in russet brown crushed morocco with a small Arts & Crafts inspired gilt panel to the front cover with the title on a bed of leaves, branches, and berries, along with some light stippling