[Village Press] Jack and Jill Extra Illustrated The illustrated title page and

The illustrated title page and Arts & Crafts-influenced opening initial are especially interesting

continue to employ his skills

the exception being Sir Matthew Hale's piece

Pages have some rippling (presumably due to watercolor-painted borders)

with the cream linen spine unusually fresh due to its protection over the years

[Village Press] Jack and Jill Extra Illustrated The illustrated title page andBowdoin, W. G. Jack and Jill: According to the Modern School of Fiction. Brooklyn, NY: Privately Printed [at the Village Press], 1906. Limited to 200 copies, of which this is #62. Inscribed by Bowdoin to James Wright Brown on the dedication page. Printed on Fabriano paper in the Village type. Frontispiece by Charles P. Schmidt, Jr. (which has been hand colored), along with a 7 line initial 'I' in red by Frederic Goudy on page 5. Bound in brown paper