Zella Allen Dixson
Joseph Winfred Spenceley · 1865-1908
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Winfred Spenceley died in 1908; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This ex libris bookplate shows a house with a fenced garden and trees, framed by a floral wreath and curling banners reading "Ex Libris Zella Allen Dixson." At the base, an open book labeled "Subject Index to Fiction" rests beside stacked volumes and a candlestick, and the monogram "J.W.S. 1901" appears at lower right.
