[1]¹⁰; Ff1 and 10 are pastedowns.

None.

Demy 8^o: 8½" × 5½", top edge only trimmed, white wove Curwen Press + Unicorn; 14pt. Curwen sans serif (originally designed 1911); line blocks, one with brown and smoke-grey colour; casing, grey laid paper, upper cover gold-blocked: ‘T. S. ELIOT | ^* * ^* | TRIUMPHAL MARCH’

For general notes on this series, see Jzf0.

2/Nov/1931

• Ariel poems
• Curwen sans serif
  • 1911/12 designed by Harold Curwen under Edward Johnston for a letter-heading (one of several display faces)
  • 1927/28 capitals cut;
  • 1928, Monotype
  • 1931 lower-case produced in one size, see Moran, 1971 p.117.
  • See Balston, 1951 p.27, Simon, 1976 p.192, Webb & Skipwith, 2009 pp.48-9.
  • It seems likely that Harold C. preferred the 'sanserif' spelling. See Simon 1973 p.[102 top].
• Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888–1965 IMDb Munzinger NPG ODNB
• Faber and Faber see also Faber and Gwyer (earlier heading)
• Kauffer, E. McKnight (Edward McKnight), 1890–1954 NPG ODNB
• William Edwin Rudge (Firm)

[1]⁴.

None.

No title-page; 1 section of 4 leaves, no paging; Crown 8^o: 7¼" × 4¾", paperback; trimmed, white laid, Van Gelder Zonen; 14pt. Curwen sans serif; illustrations identical to Jzf35 including the one in colour; line blocks; covers, grey laid paper as Jzf35, front cover printed.

Listed in 1963 handlist as Jzfa35; Curwen works note: 2,033 30/Sep/1931.

For general notes on this series, see Jzf0.

2/Nov/1931

• Ariel poems
• Curwen sans serif
  • 1911/12 designed by Harold Curwen under Edward Johnston for a letter-heading (one of several display faces)
  • 1927/28 capitals cut;
  • 1928, Monotype
  • 1931 lower-case produced in one size, see Moran, 1971 p.117.
  • See Balston, 1951 p.27, Simon, 1976 p.192, Webb & Skipwith, 2009 pp.48-9.
  • It seems likely that Harold C. preferred the 'sanserif' spelling. See Simon 1973 p.[102 top].
• Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888–1965 IMDb Munzinger NPG ODNB
• Faber and Faber see also Faber and Gwyer (earlier heading)
• Kauffer, E. McKnight (Edward McKnight), 1890–1954 NPG ODNB
• William Edwin Rudge (Firm)