Flyer from a lecture on “The Typography of Eric Gill,” one of six lectures on “Taste in Typography.” The lecture was given by Beatrice Warde and was held on April 25, 1967 at 3:00pm in UCLA’s Knudsen Hall by the School of Library Service.

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Proof and letters relating to Cranach Press.

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Paper proofs of the Odes of Horace; 16 pages, one with a woodcut by Maillol.

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Proof from Cranach Press from Hugo Von Hofmannsthal Gedichte.

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Photographic (mimeographic?) enlargement of type from the Virgil.

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Proof of the setting of the title page of the Latin edition, with a note of the French title in Gill’s hand. Also marked as EG824.

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Eight pages of the Latin edition, wire stitched together and with a penciled note on the cover in Gill’s hand: “Type cut for Count Kessler.”

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Two proofs for the first page of text Daphnis and Chloe, each on different paper. This book was not published. More notes included with proof.

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Proof of an ornamental alphabet design by Gill for the Cranach Presse (possibly Daphne and Chloe).

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Proof of four different settings of the first page of text, using different initial letters.