Philaster, or, Love lies a bleeding : acted at the Globe, and Blackfriers by His Majesties Servants
A 1634 London edition of Beaumont and Fletcher's play Philaster, printed by William Jones for the bookseller Richard Hawkins and sold at his Chancery-lane shop, a playtext of the Globe and Blackfriars companies. The three pictures are printer's ornaments: a large decorated initial letter in woodcut strapwork, a foliate border strip, and a heraldic boar's-head crest with a motto banner, which together suggest how Jacobean typographic furniture was built from reusable blocks a designer could adapt for initials, rules and armorial marks.


