Newspaper poster from the collection of Rene Hague. Text on this poster reads: DAILY Chronicle. GOOD LUCK PERCY. BY A.E.R. GILLIGAN. NEWS-CHRONICLE.

From Rene Hague’s newspaper poster collection. Title reads, “John Bull World’s Greatest Free Insurance Gift” and text below reads, “A Demon Who Lives on the Dead.”

Poster printed by the Monotype Corporation, showcasing the Perpetua typeface uppercase alphabet.

Poster displaying the Gill Sans typeface from Hague & Gill. Printed in medium and dark blue ink.

Poster of upper-case Perpetua alphabet for the Monotype Corporation Limited, with information in multiple languages on the verso.

Folder with print inside. Print was reproduced for the Caxton Club of Chicago from the original Gill stone in The Newberry Library.

Folder with print inside. Print was reproduced for the Caxton Club of Chicago from the original Gill stone in The Newberry Library. Please refer to image for CEG1630

Headstone/memorial tablet inscription sketch for “Mary Constance Wemyss, 1862-1937” with leaf design and text at bottom, “Vale Paulisper Dilectissima.”

Rubbing from a carving of a nude girl, seated with left hand clasping lower leg looking upward. Incised figure 12 x 20”. Sculpture lost. (Judith Collins, Tate Gallery, September 1996)

Drawing of a black figure, heightened with white chalk, on a brownish-orange cross. There is no reference to this crucifix in any of the Gill bibliographies.