[Frederic W. Goudy] Cloister Initials & Ornaments E-List 16 “…Dollie Radford managed to unite

“…Dollie Radford managed to unite the two opposite directions of the Pre-Raphaelite movement

Daniel abandoned his printing activities five years later after receiving a court martial and moving to South Africa" (Grolier Club)

Reminiscent of some of the floral art nouveau bindings of Zaehnsdorf from this period

embellished with scrollwork

and remaining compartments featuring the same gilt ornament as the covers (green roundels faded to brown)

[Frederic W. Goudy] Cloister Initials & Ornaments E-List 16 “…Dollie Radford managed to uniteGoudy, Frederic W. Cloister Initials & Ornaments. American Type Founders Company, circa 1917. Type specimen for the Cloister typeface originally designed by Frederic W. Goudy, c. 1917 and manufactured and sold by ATF. Each page printed in black and green or black and orange. Measures approx. 7. 25" x 10. 5". A beautiful example, and but a single copy in OCLC at USC. "In 1917, Frederic Goudy drew a floriated Capital A in the style of early manuscript