[Fine Binding | The French Binders | Elston Press | Illuminated] Daphnis and Chloe Roycrofters She received a good deal

She received a good deal of praise for her bindings

Five bands to spine with title and author to second compartment

Privately printed for Bruce Rogers and his friends [by W

being a friend of Lowell

an elaborate symmetrical gilt-tooled foliate strapwork design: large sweeps of curling acanthus-like leaves and tendrils

[Fine Binding | The French Binders | Elston Press | Illuminated] Daphnis and Chloe Roycrofters She received a good dealLongus (Angell Daye, trans.). Daphnis and Chloe. New Rochelle, NY: Elston Press, 1904. One of 160 unnumbered copies printed by Clarke Conwell. "The text, here newly printed, is the text of a unique copy, dated 1587, of Angell Day's translation from Amyot's version of the Greek of Longus." Printed in red and black. All initials and the four woodcut illustrations by H. M. O'Kane have been beautifully illuminated in gold and colors, with thick tissue