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Through the looking-glass : and what Alice found there / by Lewis Carroll ; with ninety-four illustrations by George A. Walker ; with an introduction by Andy Malcolm.

Accession number
PML 195744
Creator
Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898.
Published
Toronto : The Cheshire Cat Press, 1998.
Credit line
Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund, 2011.
Notes
"George Walker created & printed the Frontispiece on paper hand-made by Christine Trainor. He also created many other wood engravings from which Joseph Brabant selected ninety-four for inclusion in this book. The types used are handset Century Schoolbook, roman and italic, for the text, and Hadriano and Hadriano Stone-Cut for the headings. The engravings and type were impressed on paper, hand-made by Wendy Cain and Lisa Neighbour, for copies 1 to 14, and on Mohawk Letterpress Paper for copies 15 to 177, using a 10x15 Chandler & Price platen press. Printing was done at Poole Hall Press in Grimsby."--Colophon.
Frontispiece illustration of Jabberwock, a numbered and signed color print, mounted on p. [4]. Each engraved illustration and initial is printed in a different color.
"The Canadian edition of Through The Looking-Glass was created in memory of Joseph A. Brabant, 1925-1997"--P. [8].
Prefatory essay on Joseph Brabant by George Walker; introduction by Andy Malcolm
Publisher's advertisement on p. [4] at end.
"Poole Hall Press, Grimsby"--T.p. verso.
Library has copy no. 123, from a total edition of 177.
Description
[16], 113, [5] p., 1 leaf of plates : col. ill. ; 30 cm
Inscriptions/Markings
Mounted frontispiece signed in pencil by artist and numbered 124/200.
Binding
Signatures sewn to two wooden boards in a custom-made binding by the artist, George Walker, with a wooden pawn embedded in upper board and the title stamped in silver; issued in quarter leather drop-spine box with cream cloth-covered boards and title stamped in gold on spine and upper board.
Classification
Department