[E.S. Gorham] The Celestial Country Other Given its size and construction

Given its size and construction

Limited to 335 copies

which was set by hand and printed on a hand press by Brooks

Gilt rolled turn-ins with pink mottled endpapers

[E.S. Gorham] The Celestial Country Other Given its size and constructionThe Celestial Country: From the Rythm [sic] of Saint Bernard of Cluny, translated by John Mason Neale. New York: Edwin S. Gorham, Church Missions House, 1900. Printed in red and black throughout; title page with an angel vignette and concluding with a cherub tailpiece. Ornaments designed by Blanche McManus, with angel vignette signed with her initials ("BMcM") in the block. Original blue ribbed cloth with titling and angel vignette stamped in gilt.