Manuscript & Inscription Letters for Schools & Classes & for the use of Craftsmen, by Edward Johnston, with 5 Plates by A.E.R. Gill (Portfolio No. 2, “School Copies & Examples”). Pencil notes in interior, possibly in Gill's hand

Silver casting of an original medallion portrait showing Gill’s head and shoulders. Gill’s name and the initials OSD (referring to the Order of St. Dominic) are on either side of the bust.

Proof of an illustration on p 1 of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet Prince of Denmark” (E.R.G. 287), printed by Hague and Gill for the Limited Editions Club, New York, 1933. Physick 833, Faber 526.

Proof of a Christmas card, and of a subsequent illustration on the front cover of Three Poems (E.R.G. 367). Handwritten note on verso in Gill’s hand: “With love and good wishes from Eric to Mary Gill.” Physick 143.

Text of the Oxford ms, English translation, The Song of Roland. London: Faber & Faber, 1937. Page proofs, without preliminaries, from the shop of Hague & Gill. Purchase, Jonathan Hill at Sotheby's, 1981 (accession MS.1981.004).

Galley proof, paste-up and page proof for unidentified series of poems, from the shop of Hague & Gill. 6 items, (one an oversize gallery proof, 45x29, has been placed in drawer DR-13G). Purchase, Jonathan Hill at Sotheby's, 1981 (accession MS.1981.004).

Page proofs, with Gill’s holograph corrections, for the clergy review n.s. 18 (Feb. 1940). Seven leaves. Purchase, Jonathan Hill at Sotheby's, 1981 (accession MS.1981.004).

8 Specimens, including a gathering with a 9 blank leaves and 3 leaves in manuscript done in the holograph of Rene Hague. Printed at Hague & Gill printers. Purchase, Jonathan Hill at Sotheby's, 1981 (accession MS.1981.004).

The Holy Sonnets of John Donne, published by J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd for Hague & Gill Ltd. Publisher’s dummy in original cloth, containing some preliminaries, some text, and one illustration by Gill. Annotated by Rene Hague? Purchase, Jonathan Hill at Sotheby's, 1981 (accession MS.1981.004).

Drawings and specimen for “The Travels and Sufferings of Father Jean de Brebeuf,” edited and translated by Theodore Besterman, Golden Cockerel Press. Includes 3 drawings (2 rough and one finished) and a text specimen. Also see Physick 972-3. Purchase, Herbert F. West, 1968 (accession MS.1968.018).