[Mary Moulton Cheney] Each in His Own Tongue E-List 35 Twelfth edition

Twelfth edition

Reminiscent of some of the floral art nouveau bindings of Zaehnsdorf from this period

she initially worked as a wages clerk for the Civil Service before transitioning into her artistic career in the Post Office Savings Bank's publicity unit in the 1920s

due to its inclusion of good-natured military advice"

And she pursued the direction of a radical politics associated with the communal discourse of an Arts and Crafts ideology

[Mary Moulton Cheney] Each in His Own Tongue E-List 35 Twelfth editionCarruth, William Hubert. Each in His Own Tongue. [Mary Moulton Cheney, no date but circa 1910.] Second edition. Signed by Cheney on the limitation page. Endpapers, title page, limitation page, and four pages of printed text, each with a beautifully hand colored initial. Printed on Old Stratford paper with thick handmade paper wraps, stringbound, and a hand colored paper label to the front cover. Measures approx. 6" x 7. 75". Some minor spotting to