Castle Hill Press
Scholarly editions of T. E. Lawrence's works and letters

Full goatskin issue: twice-marbled endpaper by Ann Muir

The T. E. Lawrence Letters series

	T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, 1922-1926 before and after adding jackets. We normally put dust jackets on to the books ourselves. That saves removing the jackets to check the binding.
	T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw. The full-goatskin copies use a green variant twice-marbled endpaper by Ann Muir. Every sheet is different.
	T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, 1927. Running sheets (the frontispiece photos were tipped-in by The Fine Bindery); Dust jacket proof and running proof.

Seven Pillars of Wisdom, The Complete 1922 Text, 2003-4

More pictures (click to enlarge):

	Quarter goatskin, one of 180 thus
	16 pages of black and white photos (in all bindings)
	Text pages (Subscribers' Library Edition)
	Left: Subscribers' Library Edition (cloth) Right: Trade Edition (paper-covered boards)
	Top: Subscribers' Library Edition, printed on off-white paper, with gilt top edge and place-mark ribbon.  Bottom: Trade edition, printed on white paper.
	Front map-endpaper (all bindings except full-goatskin, where the maps are in a pocket in the associated booklet)
	Rear map-endpaper (all bindings except full-goatskin, where the maps are in a pocket in the associated booklet)
	The 1997 edition (top) with the laser-proof of the 2003 Subscribers' Library Edition (bottom)
	Laser-proof of the 2003 Subscribers' Library Edition
	Laser-proof of the 2003 Subscribers' Library Edition together with the typesetting CD
	28 January 2004.

Full-goatskin copies:

Above right: (on the right) T. E. Lawrence, Seven Pillars of Wisdom, The Complete 1922 Text. Castle Hill Press 2003, full-goatskin copy, one of 45 thus. (On its left) a full-goatskin set of our 1997 edition, now out of print.

Above left: details of the binding of the 2003 edition(click to enlarge). 
Notice the double-marbled endpapers by Ann Muir. These are not printed reproductions. Every endpaper is handmade and unique.