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The black and gold stamped clover motif refers to a defining moment in the novel based on a sweetbread cake garnished with clover blossoms. This design was adapted for The Van Dyke Book (1914) and The Eugene Field Book (1914).
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Title: The girl at Cobhurst
Artist:
Margaret Neilson Armstrong (American, New York 1867–1944 New York)
Publisher:
Charles Scribners and Sons
Printer:
Norwood Press (American, 1895–1954)
Author:
Frank Richard Stockton (American, 1834–1902)
Date: 1898
Geography: New York, New York
Dimensions: vii, 408 pages ; Height: 7 1/2 in. (19 cm)
Object Number: Publishers Bindings 766
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