Chapter IX: The Ornamentation of Leather Bookbindings with

GOLD.

Gold tooling in leather introduced from the East to
Venice--Early Italian gold tooled work--The spread of
gold tooling in Europe--Modern work--Gold tooling in
leather--Early Venetian gold tooled bindings--The work
of Thos. Berthelet, John Day, John Gibson, Mary Collet,
Samuel Mearne, Suckerman, Eliot and Chapman, Roger Payne,
Richard Wier, Charles Hering, Kalthœber, Staggemeier,
Walther, Charles Lewis, T. J. Cobden-Sanderson, Sir Edw.
Sullivan, Douglas Cockerell, E. M. MacColl, S. Prideaux,
Adams, Woolrich, Etienne Roffet, Geoffrey Tory, Nicholas
and Clovis Eve, Le Gascon, Florimond Badier, Macé Ruette,
L. A. Boyet, Padeloup le Jeune, J. le Monnier, Derome le
Jeune, Capé, Duru, Thouvenin, Bauzonnet, Trautz, Lortic _p._ 205

INDEX _p._ 245

LIST OF PLATES.

1. GOLDEN BINDING OF “THE GOSPELS OF CHARLEMAGNE,” WITH
JEWELS AND ENAMELS, 11TH OR 12TH CENTURY. (_See_ p. 54)
_Frontispiece_

2. PAGE FROM WILLIAM CASLON’S “SPECIMEN OF PRINTING TYPES.”
(LONDON, 1766) _To face p._ 98

3. PAGE FROM THE “HYPNEROTOMACHIA POLIPHILI.” (VENICE, 1499)
_To face p._ 104

4. PAGE FROM CAXTON’S “MYRROUR OF THE WORLDE.” (LONDON, 1481)
_To face p._ 108

5. “THE PEACOCK.” WOOD ENGRAVING BY THOS. BEWICK, FROM THE
“HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS.” (NEWCASTLE, 1797-1804)
_To face p._ 110

6. TITLE-PAGE OF GRIMM’S “GERMAN POPULAR STORIES.” (LONDON,
1824) _To face p._ 124

7. FRENCH SEVENTEENTH CENTURY BINDING BY LE GASCON. RED
MOROCCO, INLAID WITH OLIVE AND CITRON MOROCCO AND GOLD
TOOLED IN THE POINTILLÉ MANNER _To face p._ 238

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