[Extra Illustrated with Original Watercolors] James Fenimore Cooper E-List 31 Tidcombe gives MacDonald the credit

Tidcombe gives MacDonald the credit for inspiring the bookseller Frank Karslake to establish the Guild of Women Binders and says that 'MacDonald was the prime mover in this

some light foxing to textblock

Bound in dark red crushed morocco by Riviere & Son with a lovely Arts & Crafts border design with a square design of gilt leaves and inlaid gold flowers at each corner

lettering of the title page is by E

illustrated and published by Ralph Fletcher Seymour

[Extra Illustrated with Original Watercolors] James Fenimore Cooper E-List 31 Tidcombe gives MacDonald the creditLounsbury, Thomas R. American Men of Letters: James Fenimore Cooper. Houghton Mifflin, 1910. Tissue covered engraving as frontispiece. The fifth volume in the "American Men of Letters" series. Stamp of T. Chalkley Matlack to front pastedown. Measures approx. 5" x 7. 25". Some light rubbing to edges and corners. This volume has been extra illustrated by Thomas Chalkley Matlack, a Quaker artist and scholar from Moorestown, NJ. Following the issued title