[Fine Binding | Zaehnsdorf] Recollections Drop 2 Her bindings are signed with

Her bindings are signed with the monogram of her initials

Owner inscription of L

and was most likely tooled by Leonard Mounteney

Dibdin studied art at Edinburgh College of Art (known at that time as the Royal Institution) and worked as the art critic for the Liverpool Courier newspaper from 1887 to 1904

with chip to upper spine tip

[Fine Binding | Zaehnsdorf] Recollections Drop 2 Her bindings are signed withRogers, Samuel. Recollections. London: Longmans, Brown, Green, Longmans and Roberts, 1859. Bound by Zaehnsdorf in full olive crushed morocco with an elaborate art nouveau design emanating from the spine on the front cover and rear covers, featuring leafy scrolling vines, leaves, and flowers, accented with significant gilt stippling. Smooth spine, with title and author to upper portion, and similar stippled leaf & flower design to remaining. Further