Detail View: LUNA: Folger Bindings Image Collection: Painted marble paper endpapers, STC 5173.

Image Caption: 
Painted marble paper endpapers, STC 5173.
General Description: 
Mid 18th century English binding.
Country / Style: 
England
Period: 
18th century (mid)
Call Number: 
STC 5173
Provenance: 
Inscription of John Strype, Octob. 30, 1707 and M. Wodhull, Apr. 2d, 1776; John Ratcliffe - Joseph Ames - Britwell Court - Harmsworth copy.
Title: 
Institution of a Christen man. A necessary doctrine and erudition for any chrysten man, set furth by the kynges maiestye of Englande. &c.
Created / Published: 
[Imprinted at London : In Fletestrete by Thomas Berthelet, printer to the kynges hyghnes, the .xxix. daye of Maye, the yere of our lorde .M.D.XLIII. [1543]].
Hamnet URL: 
http://shakespeare.folger.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=162476
Dimensions: 
150 x 97 x 20 mm
Covering Material: 
Red goatskin.
Sewing: 
Sewn on four single raised hemp cords.
Headbands: 
Green and pink silk with a front bead over a rolled paper core.
Edge Treatment: 
Gilt on all three edges.
End Papers: 
Crude hand painted marble paper in red, blue, and yellow color.
Decorative Description: 
The covers are gilt with a fern-tip on a line border with a wide pomegranate, cone, sunflower and anthemion decorative roll. The spine is divided into five panels with the title and date gilt on green leather labels in the second and third panels. At the top and bottom panels and across the bands is a gilt Salter and acanthus leaf roll. The rest of the panels are gilt with a triple line frame. At the corner are volute brackets and in the center of the frame is a tulip and acorn cross ornament. The board edges are gilt with the wide pomegranate, cone, sunflower, and anthemion decorative roll.
Binding Terms (RBMS): 
Decorated papers -- England -- 18th century.
Binding Terms (RBMS): 
Goatskin bindings -- England -- 18th century.
Binding Terms (RBMS): 
Leather bindings -- England -- 18th century.
Binding Terms (RBMS): 
Marbled papers -- England -- 18th century.
Binding Terms (RBMS): 
Turn-ins -- England -- 18th century.