Proof of an illustration on page 82 of The Devil's Devices (ERG 259) H.D.C. Pepler, published by the Hampshire House Workshops, London, 1915. Numbered in pencil by Gill. Depicts a man carrying bricks on a stake while stepping on the back of the devil. D41, D6, CLC5. Physick 42.

Proof of an illustration on page 123 of The Devil's Devices (ERG 259) by H.D.C. Pepler, published by the Hampshire House Workshops, London, 1915. D45, B2, CLC5. Clark Library has woodblock. Physick 46.

Proof of an illustration on page 123 of The Devil's Devices (ERG 259) by H.D.C. Pepler, published by the Hampshire House Workshops, London, 1915. D45, B2 (bronze), CLC5. Clark Library has woodblock. Physick 46.

Proof of a design used as the tailpiece on page 125 of The Devil's Devices (ERG 259) by H.D.C. Pepler, published by the Hampshire House Workshops, London, 1915. D46, CLC5. Clark Library has original drawings and proofs. Physick 47.

Poof of a tailpiece on page 35 of Serving at Mass (ERG 1), compiled by the artist, No. 10 of the publications of the St. Dominic's Press, Ditchling, Sussex, 1916. Was used for several other publications. D52, E19, CLC5. Physick 53.

Proof of an illustration on page 165 of Cobbett's Cottage Economy (REG 313), with an introduction by G. K. Chesterton, published by the Hampshire House Workshops, London 1916. This engraving is referred to in letters to Geoffrey Keynes, and Letters of Eric Gill. D55, CLC5. Physick 57.

Proof of a device used for the publications of the Hampshire House Workshops, London, including A Book on Vegetable Dyes (ERG 314), by Ethel Mairet, No. 4 of the publications of St. Dominic's Press. Engraving is lettered "HHW" with a hog in the center. D56, E4, CLC5. Physick 58.

Proof of a book-plate for Everard Meynell, 1916. D57, CLC5. Physick 59.

Proof of a design for the cover of An Elegy upon Old Freeman (ERG 262), by Matthew Stevenson, published by Everard Meynell, London, 1916. D59, E19, CLC5. Physick 61.

Proof of a design for an imprint for the St. Dominic's Press, Ditchling, Sussex, 1916. Block was used for several publications and events. Evan R. Gill states that Eric Gill notes in his diary that this subject was engraved on September 10, 1916. D62, E24, CLC5. Physick 64.