[Waldo Press] Rip Van Winkle E-List 21 Silk ribbon loosely inserted

Silk ribbon loosely inserted

Smith of Edinburgh with a diapered pattern on both front and rear covers of gilt lines and a fleur-de-lis at each intersection

Limited to 250 copies

he is best known for the fine precision of his prints and the realism of his watercolors" (Wikipedia)

Admission card for the exhibition printed in black with blanks (“Admit ___ and friends / Compliments of ___”)

[Waldo Press] Rip Van Winkle E-List 21 Silk ribbon loosely insertedIrving, Washington. Rip Van Winkle. Cleveland: Waldo Press of Charles M. Hill, 1900. Limited to 150 copies, of which this is #70. Signed in black ink by Hill and dated "January 29, 1901" on limitation page. "With Illumined Initials Drawn in by Hand", done in various colors (presumably by Hill). Bound in 3 4 brown suede with coarse brown burlap boards; title stamped vertically on the front cover near spine. Measures approx. 6. 25" x 9. 25". Given the