Paperblanks War of the Roses Bookmark – Shakespeare’s Library

Summary Mark your place with the Paperblanks War of the Roses Bookmark, featuring double-sided artwork adapted from an ornate Shakespearean bookbinding. Textured printing, decorative paper and rounded edges give this slim reading accessory the tactile finish associated with Paperblanks journal covers. Product Story The War of the Roses design reproduces a richly decorated bookbinding created in 1907 to hold 1619 editions of two Shakespeare works: The Whole Contention betweene the two Famous Houses, Lancaster and Yorke and Pericles, Prince of Tyre. Artwork appears on both sides of the bookmark, allowing you to enjoy different details from the historical binding each time you turn it over. It is a compact companion to the War of the Roses journals and guest book or a thoughtful gift for a reader and Shakespeare enthusiast. What makes this special? ✓ Double-sided artwork: Coordinating designs on the front and back reveal different elements of the War of the Roses binding. ✓ A piece of Shakespearean history: The design is adapted from a 1907 binding created for two Shakespeare works in 1619 editions. ✓ Textured printing: Specialized printing creates a tactile surface inspired by Paperblanks journal covers. ✓ Rounded edges: Smooth corners give the bookmark a refined finish and help it slip easily between pages. ✓ Collectible format: A compact way for readers and Shakespeare enthusiasts to enjoy the historical design. Product Features Brand: Paperblanks Product Type: Double-sided decorative bookmark Design/Series: War of the Roses – Shakespeare’s Library Original Artwork: Reproduction of a 1907 binding created for The Whole Contention betweene the two Famous Houses, Lancaster and Yorke and Pericles, Prince of Tyre Color: Red Material: Decorative printed paper Design: Coordinating artwork printed on both sides Finish: Textured printing with rounded edges Dimensions: 1.57 × 7.28 × 0.04 inches (40 × 185 × 1 mm) Branding: Subtle Paperblanks branding ISBN/GTIN: 9780349715636