TAI #35 | Eärendil heraldic device MS. Tolkien Drawings 91, fol. 6r, confirms orientation; also, that each side is (or should be) 51mm — though this figure was crossed out and not emended. Faint compassed circle guide surrounds it, several mm outside of furthest extremities | ||||||
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Bodleian MS. Tolkien Drawings 91, fol. 5r heraldic devices black ink colored pencil pencil watercolor emblems · insignia stars Eärendil | Year | Source | H&A | Page | Figure | Notes | |
1973 | ’74 Calendar (Unwin) | E·ii·6 | back cover | right | |||
1977 | The Silmarillion | A·15 | dust jacket (back) | top right | |||
1978 | ’79 Desk Calendar (Ball.) | E·ii·20 | February | verso, right | tipped 45º | ||
1979 | Pictures 1 | E·i·2 | [105] | 47, near bottom right | |||
1992 | Life & Legend | [66] | top left | monochrome | |||
TAI #62 | “Eärendil” heraldic device Oriented on page such that the four star tails extend to the SW, with “Earendil” inscribed in pencil to the right, with the same orientation. However, there is an arrow pointing NE, and another “Earendil (2)” inscription with that orientation; if that’s done, then the tails of the stars travel straight down, as if the stars are rising, rather than falling. | ||||||
Bodleian MS. Tolkien Drawings 91, fol. 35r heraldic devices blue ink colored pencil pencil emblems · insignia stars Eärendil | Year | Source | H&A | Page | Figure | Notes | |
1977 | ’78 Calendar (Unwin) | E·ii·15 | February | lower right | [unsure of orientation] | ||
1978 | ’79 Desk Calendar (Ball.) | E·ii·20 | February | verso (left) | rotated 180º | ||
TAI #117 | Eärendil heraldic device | ||||||
Bodleian MS. Tolkien Drawings 91, fol. 30 heraldic devices pencil emblems · insignia moon stars Eärendil | Year | Source | H&A | Page | Figure | Notes | |
1978 | ’79 Desk Calendar (Ball.) | E·ii·20 | April | verso (left) | |||
1995 | Art. & Ill. | 193 | 190 (top left) |
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