Trial setting of 2 versions of the text from Luke, Chapter 6 for Golden Press’ Four Gospels, 1930/31. Designed by Gill. Page on left headed by Gill, with flourished initial “N”; version on right is re-worded and without initial. Set in Caslon Old Face, 14-pt type. Purchase, Elkin Mathews Ltd., 1964 (accession MS.1964.007).

Pamphlet created in honor of Eric Gill, and the tombstone he carved for the 2nd Earl of Dudley, by typographer Paul Soady.

Untitled booklet of prints with no cover or accompanying information, except for individual titles underneath images. Prints in the booklet range from typography specimens to headstone rubbings, to bookplates and small blocks.

Wood engraving depicting Christ in the manger. Text along the bottom reads, “Pax homnibus bonae voluntatis.”

Original tinted pencil drawing, initialed by Gill, of a couple having sexual intercourse, with other clinical diagrams showing parts of male and female anatomy. The image is bordered in pencil. Purchase, 2010 (accession MS.2010.016).

7 architectural sketches, two labeled "Stoke Prior" and one dated "EG 7.12.38." Purchase, 1997 (accession MS.1997.008).

Gill Sans tri-fold publicity put out by the Monotype Corporation. This particular item refers to “display” uses of Gill Sans.

Gill Sans tri-fold publicity put out by the Monotype Corporation. This particular item refers to “text” uses of Gill Sans.

Wood engraving of Christ on a cross with a sign above his head reading “INRI.” Noted on front, “D168, B21, Skelton p197.” Bequest of James Davis, 2001 (accession MS.2001.023).

Pencil drawing for the Stations of the Cross. Drawing shows two heads, each from a different angle and one gridded off as if to be used as a guide for carving. Purchase, 2010 (accession MS.2010.012).