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The Last Ride courtesy of Dana Dylewski
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![]() Lorenz Schwartz's monogram. |
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Book courtesy of Dana Dylewski at Roycroft Campus Antiques and Auctions Co. Comments by Paul Jackson. Comments on Lorenz Schwartz by Dick Blacher.
The Last Ride
by
Robert Browning, 1900
#22 of 25 copies, printed on Classic Vellum.
The book and its variants are approximately 7 3/4" x 5 1/4" and have ten
French folded pages. There were 940 copies of this book bound in suede; 940
copies were bound full Vellum with cloth ties and full vellum pages. Fifty
copies were printed on full Vellum with various bindings including modeled
leather and 3/4 leather. Twenty five copies
were bound in full Levant or modeled leather with classic Vellum pages. This book is listed in the 1900 and 1902 catalogs and sold for $100.00
LORENZ SCHWARTZ --- This Danish binder
worked at the bindery from about 1907 to 1915 and again, from 1928 to 1947.
Schwartz learned his craft in Germany. He came to the United States in 1904 and
worked for Otto Zahn in Memphis before joining the Roycroft. His books are
signed with one of several variations of his monogram. His finest productions
are Masterpieces comparable in quality to Louis Herman Kinder's work.
| Home | |Schwartz Bindings| | 1900 |
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