| Re: English and Medieval Studies |
Subject: Re: English and Medieval Studies by garm on 2011/2/1 12:23:50 According to Scull (Christina Scull, that is; aka Mrs Findegil) - the signature was 'printed by letterpress, and is indented into the paper, as if it might have been written by a pen. In fact the practice of printing signatures below frontispiece portraits is quite old...' ('Signatures, labels and values', by Christina Scull, The Tolkien Collector no.15, Feb. 1997. p.18) I seem to have a rare, un-indented copy. Oh, well.. |
