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EACH: Profusely illustrated in color, doubletone and line.
Octavo. Handsome cloth binding, gilt top, in a box. $6.00
net. Carriage charges extra.
SHAKESPEARE AND PRECIOUS STONES
Treating of the known references to precious stones in Shakespeare's
works, with comments as to the origin of his material, the knowledge
of the poet concerning precious stones and references as to where the
precious stones of his time came from.
Four illustrations. Square Octavo. Decorated cloth. $1.25
net.
MR. WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARES
COMEDIES, HISTORIES, &
TRAGEDIES
Published according to the True Originall Copies
[Illustration: WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Engraved by Martin Droeshout for the First Folio of 1623, wherein the
plays were first assembled. Reproduced from a copy of this Folio owned
by the New York Public Library. The original measures 7-1/2 x 13 in.,
or 20 x 33 cm.]
LONDON
Printed by Isaac Laggard, and Ed. Blount. 1623.
* * * * *
SHAKESPEARE AND PRECIOUS STONES
Treating of
The Known _References_ of _Precious Stones_ in Shakespeare's
Works, with Comments as to the Origin of His Material, the Knowledge
of the _Poet_ Concerning _Precious Stones_, and References as to
Where the Precious Stones of His Time Came from
The Author
GEORGE FREDERICK KUNZ PH.D., Sc.D., A.M.
Honorary President of the Shakespeare Garden Committee of New York
City; Vice President of the Permanent Shakespeare Birthday Committee
of the City of New York; Member of the Executive Committee of the New
York City Tercentenary Celebration; Member of the Mayor's Shakespeare
Celebration Committee of New York.
With Illustrations
Philadelphia & London
Imprinted
By J.B. Lippincott Company
At the Washington Square Press
Upon the Tercentenary of Shakespeare
1916
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