Print of three different Roman alphabets; the bottom one is by Gill. This print is from the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Engraving printed from five blocks. Noted in Physick: this design was later replaced by a red five-pointed star. Note on item states this as the "first engraving." D189-192, CLC5. Physick 220, 221, 222, 224.

Engraving printed from five blocks. Noted in Physick: the first version of this certificate contained a small representation of the Holy Ghost as a dove, but here it is replaced by a star. Note on item states this as "the accepted engraving." D189-191, 193, CLC5. Physick 220-223

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Poster announcing the exhibition of "twenty-eight cartoons…for the fourteen stone panels of the Stations of the Cross in Westminster Cathedral."

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Proof of title with Gill's lettering in ms. Several other proofs included, annotated in notes enclosed with proofs.

From a group of proofs made between 1910-1928. Ashendene Press: proof of an opening from the Utopia, showing 8 initials by Gill printed in red. Torn in the margin.

One of a collection of about 45 highly finished pencil drawings (on nine leaves) of coins of the realm, in numerous denominations. Designs never used. These drawings show designs for Sixpence, Florin and Half Crown coins. Signed and dated by Gill.

One of a collection of about 45 highly finished pencil drawings (on nine leaves) of coins of the realm, in numerous denominations. Designs never used. This drawing shows designs for One Florin, Half Crown and One Crown coins.