[Fine Binding | Mabel Cowee] The Lady of the Lake Drop 1 Some spots to covers

Some spots to covers

and that amid a multitude of pitfalls [she] has succeeded in giving Morris’s ballads a suitable setting

Boston: Ticknor and Co

Housed in a fleece-lined slipcase

and is likely the work of Lashin as an interior design student

[Fine Binding | Mabel Cowee] The Lady of the Lake Drop 1 Some spots to coversScott, Sir Walter. The Lady of the Lake. Boston: Samuel E. Cassino, 1893. Chromolithograph frontispiece with black & white illustrations to the text. Bound in light brown calf with a modeled & painted design to the front cover of trees and a stream, with the title and author above. Blue & green endpapers, top edge gilt. Lengthy gift inscription by Mabel Cowee, a graduate of the San Jose State Teacher's College in 1927, to front endpaper. Cowee was