Morris, William; Cockerell, Sydney Carlyle: A note by William Morris on his aims in founding the Kelmscott Press (1898)

5- A slip givingthetextof a memorial tablet to Dr.
Thomas Sadler, for distribution at the unveiling
of it in Rosslyn Hill Chapel, Hampstead. Nov.,
1894. Golden type. 450 copies.
O.Scholarship certificates for theTechnical Educaz
tion Board of the London County Council, print'
ed in the oblong borders designed for the pictures
in Chaucer’s Works. One of these borders was not
used in the book, and this is its only appearance.
The first certificate was printed in N ov., 1894, and
was followed in J an., 1896, by eleven certificates; in
Jan., 1897, by six certificates; and in Feb., 1898, by
eleven certificates, all differently worded. Golden
type. The numbers varied from 12 to 2500 copies.
7. Programmes of the Kelmscott Press annual
wayzgoosefortheyearst892'5.Thesewereprinted
without supervision from Mr. Morris.
8. Specimen showing the three types used at the
Press for insertion in the first edition of Strange’s
Alphabets. March, 1895. 2000 ordinary copies &
60 on large paper.
9-Card for Associates ofthe Deaconess Institution
for the Diocese of Rochester. One side of this card
is printed in Chaucer type; on the other there is
a prayer in the Troy type enclosed in a small borx
der which was not used elsewhere. It was designed
for the illustrations of a projected edition of The
House of theWolfings. April, 1897. 250 copies.

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