TRADE CATALOGUE. The Morris Westminster Guild. Rochester Row, London: Morris House, [circa 1930.] 4to (286 x 166mm.) Numerous black and white and colour plates of architectural iron-work and stained glass mounted on grey card, captioned in black. (Company stamp to every leaf.) Original pictorial grey cloth, string-bound (‘The Morris-Singer Compy’ in blue crayon to upper cover). Note: William Morris & Company was established in 1899 by a man called William Morris. The company changed its name in 1920 to ‘William Morris & Company (Westminster)’ and then to ‘Morris Westminster Guild’ by 1930. It’s believed the company derived commercial benefit from having the same name as the writer and textile designer. – And a further fourteen volumes (including Francis H. Low’s ‘Queen Victoria’s Dolls’, 1894, 4to) (15).