![]() ![]() This edition for the Heritage Press followed in 1945. The Ballad of Reading Gaolcame first in 1937, followed by the LEC Salome. Oscar Wilde seemed to be a favorite for the George Macy Company. ![]() It was made by Interlaken Mills in Arkwright, RI, a specialist in making cloth for book covers. The black cloth binding was purchased by the Macy companies before WW II and had sat in warehouses until its use in Salome. As for how the binding was made, I’ll let Django6924 explain: Illustrator Valenti Angelo was also responsible for the design of the book. Its charming boards (this design is on both sides) make for a strong impression. ![]() Even before opening this book you can tell it’s something special. Heritage Press Exclusive – The LEC put out a 2-volume set for Salome in 1938 that is discussed below.įront Binding – I’ve gotten a new copy of this book so I’ve updated the binding to showcase what a non-faded edition looks like. Translated from the French by Lord Alfred Douglas, and introduced by Holbrook Jackson Artwork: Decorated and hand-illuminated by Valenti Angelo. ![]()
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