| 78. | Middleton. Statutes II. Henry VI. Long narrow
architectural block, formerly De Worde’s. | c. 1540 |
| 79. | Kingston & Sutton. Missale ad usum Sarisburiensis.
Design: human figure, sprays of flowers, animal
and bird. Criblé. Probably French. | 1555 |
| 80. | Redman. Year Book II. Henry VI. Seven lozenge ornaments. | c. 1540 |
| 81. | Oswen, Ipswich. Exhortation to the Sicke. Two
figures with stars. | 1549 |
| 82. | Berthelet. Castle of Health. Ornament on dark
background from French sources. | 1539 |
| 83. | Printer unknown. Treasury of Health. Flower and bird. | 1585 |
| 84. | Redman. Year Book II. Henry VI. Half fleur-de-lys
and half feathers divided by zigzag white lines. | c. 1540 |
| 85. | Denham. Holinshed, vol. iii., Chronicles of Ireland.
Boy beating two drums. | 1579 |
| 86. | Jugge. Book of Common Prayer. Elaborate fleuron
border in four sections, showing three designs. | 1573 |
| 87. | Griffith. Caveat or Warneing. Arabesque design. | 1567 |
| 88. | Griffith. Caveat or Warneing. Virgin and child in
circle surrounded by floral borders. | 1567 |
| 89. | Wolfe. Sophocles, Antigone. A fleuron tail-piece. | 1581 |
| 90. | Vautrollier. De Rep. Anglorum. Arabesque design.
Single block. | 1579 |
| 91. | E. Allde. Bodenham’s Garden of the Muses. Arabesque
design with architectural detail. | 1610 |
| 92. | W. W. for Cuthbert Burby. Love’s Labours Lost.
Arabesque design. Single block. | 1598 |
| 93. | E. Allde. Basilikon Doron. Fleuron ornament. | 1603 |
| 94. | John Day. Ascham, Scholemaster. Circular arabesque
design. Single block. | 1579 |
| 95. | Islip. Wit’s Miserie. Square arabesque design.
Single block. | 1596 |
| 96. | An arabesque tail-piece from Shakespeare’s Pericles. | c. 1615 |
| 97. | Vautrollier. Ciceronis Epistolæ. Gorgon’s head. | 1579 |
| 98. | Printer uncertain. Cambridge. Tail-piece of seven
rows of fleurons arranged as reversed triangle.
Reproduced by courtesy of Messrs Bowes & Bowes. | c. 1700 |
| 99. | Wolfe. Sophocles, Antigone. A fleuron tail-piece
showing a different design from No. 89. | 1581 |
| 100. | Printed for B. Lintott. Odes of Horace. Tail-piece
to Book IV. Ornate design: cherubs holding
birds, sprays of foliage. | 1719 |
| 101. | Printed for Knapton. Works of Farquhar. Tail-piece
of florid design, showing bird in centre
flanked by baskets of flowers. | 1728 |
| 102. | Tonson & Watts. Lucretius, De rerum natura. A
specially designed tail-piece to Book IV. | 1713 |
| 103. | Tonson & Watts. Lucretius, De rerum natura. A
specially designed tail-piece to Dedication. | 1713 |
| 104. | Crownfield, Cambridge. Bird with outstretched
wings. Reproduced by courtesy of Messrs Bowes
& Bowes of Cambridge. | c. 1730 |
| 105. | Clarendon Press, Oxford. Clarendon’s History of
the Rebellion. Tail-piece designed and engraved
by M. Burghers. | 1702 |
| 106. | Clarendon Press, Oxford. Clarendon’s History of
the Rebellion. Tail-piece designed and engraved
by M. Burghers. | 1702 |
| 107. | Welsh Bible. Architectural design with crowned
rose and cherubs in centre. | 1620 |
| 108. | Odes of Horace. Fountain and mermaids. Sprays of foliage. | 1743 |
| 109. | Crownfield, Cambridge. Tail-piece. Two cornucopiæ
with fruit and flowers. Tied together with
ribbon and with bunch of flowers suspended from
them. Reproduced by courtesy of Messrs Bowes
& Bowes of Cambridge. | c. 1730 |
| 110. | Printer unknown. Truro. History of Cornwall.
Figure of Mercury in frame with conventional
sprays of foliage and arch. Flanked with long-tailed
birds holding flowers in their beaks. | 1750 |