| A wonderful jar of the late seventeenth century looks like a three-dimensional marbleized endpaper in an expensive book. |
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| Each book is also accompanied by a bookmark that matches the endpaper exactly. |
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| An intriguing example is on my last book, whose endpaper is a cancelled leaf of Saint-Simon's Memoires. |
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| It contains a wealth of facts and figures about Hong Kong, including over 40 tables of statistics and an endpaper map showing population density. |
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| The front endpaper provides port and starboard profiles and an overhead view of the Saratoga. |
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| The endpaper contains a family tree of D'Arcy's direct and collateral descendants. |
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| The endpaper cartoons and the dust jacket illustration, together with a clear format for entries, make this a handsome and valuable work of reference. |
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