[Fine Binding | Edith J. Gedye] The Oxford Book of French Verse E-List 23 this is not accurate

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As noted in the colophon: "Two hundred and fifty copies of the ‘Book of Ruth’ have been printed for the Reed Pale Press by the De La More Press

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[Fine Binding | Edith J. Gedye] The Oxford Book of French Verse E-List 23 this is not accurateLucas, St. John (chosen by). The Oxford Book of French Verse, XIIIth Century XIXth Century. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1907. Bound in crushed morocco by Edith J. Gedye with gilt ruling and small clusters of fifteen inlaid green dots at each corner of both front and rear covers. Spine features the title to the second compartment, along with a single inlaid green dot surrounded by smaller dots in gilt in the other compartments. Four gilt rules to the turn