(SCRAPBOOKS.) Two late-nineteenth-century collections of printed and drawn design. 1) Approximately 100 graphite, ink, or traced copies of original designs for churches including wrought iron gates, architectural ornamentation, statuary, candelabra, lecterns, censers, drinking vessels, etc. sporadically captioned in Italian. Various sizes, mounted to leaves of an A.M. Perkins & Son ledger album; moderate wear.
2) Over 400 printed clippings, original sketches in pencil or watercolor, and manufacturers catalog cards of pottery and decorative china. Various sizes, mounted to leaves of a folio-sized French account ledger; moderate wear. Vp, vd
