Dated book-plates (Ex libris) with a treatise on their origin and development (1895)
Hamilton, Walter, 1844-1899 · London : A. & C. Black · leaf 66
alue than a scrap-book of cut-tings from the Graphic pasted down for theamusement of the youngsters in the nursery. Mr. Castle proceeds: I propose, forwant of better imagination, to christenthis styleModernDie-sinker. Thismay sound frivo-lous, but it istolerably descrip-tive. ModernDie-sinker… … founded upon the well-known work of Mr.J. Paul Rylands. Where then is the advantage to be derivedfrom the adoption of the term ModernDie-sinker, as compared with the gener-ally adopted and clearly understood terms,Modern Armorial, and Plain Armorial.? As a final reason against Mr. Castlesproposal…
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