[Oval device of a pelican in her piety with the mottos "Pro lege rege, et grege" and "Love keepeth the lawe, obayeth the kinge and is good to the common wealth"].

[Closed book within an oval, encircled by motto, "Feare God. Honour the king"].
Published: (1640)

[Device of a pelican, on its nest, feeding its young encircled by the motto, "In me mors, in me vita"].

[Device of a pelican, on its nest, feeding its young beneath a star, with motto, "His qui diligunt"].

[Parisian printer's device of a pelican, on its nest, feeding its young, with motto, "In me mors, in me vita"].

[Device of a pelican in her piety and the imprint of Humphrey Robinson].
Published: (1647)

[Venetian printer's device of a pelican, on its nest, feeding its young, with motto, "Offendo me per voi solo nutrire"].

[Oval device and imprint of Christopher Plantin].
by: Plantin, Christophe, ca. 1520-1589

[Fragment of a device of an ox on a bridge with the motto, "Labore et constantia"].

[Fleur-de-lis device encircled by the motto, "In Domino confido", within a decorative border].

[Device of shield and tree flanked by two females, with motto, "Sic omni tempore verno"].

[Device of John Day with motto, "Horum charitas"].
by: Day, John, 1522-1584

[Device and imprint of Bernard Alsop, with motto, "Contrahit avaritia bellum"].
by: Alsop, Bernard
Published: (1623)

[Device of Robert Dexter, with motto, "Deus imperat astris"].
by: Dexter, Robert, d. 1603

[Verso of the title page from an unidentified work with winged-skull device and motto "Spes addidit alas"].

[Printer's device of Thomas Berthelet with motto, "Lucretia Romana"].
by: Berthelet, Thomas, active 1520-1555

[Printer's device of clasped hands emerging from clouds holding a caduceus, with motto, "By wisdom peace. By peace plenty."].

[George Purslowe's imprint and device with the motto, "Veritas filia temporis"].
by: Purslowe, George, d. 1632
Published: (1615)

[Imprint and device of Thomas Creede with the motto, "Viressit vulnere veritas"].
by: Creede, Thomas, d. 1619?
Published: (1606)

[Thomas Snodham's imprint and device with the motto, "God is my helper"].
by: Snodham, Thomas, d. 1625
Published: (1620)

[Robert Dexter's imprint and device with motto, "Labore et constantia"].
by: Dexter, Robert, d. 1603
Published: (1601)

[Shield device with motto "Sursum" and imprint of William Stansby].
by: Stansby, William, fl. 1597-1638
Published: (1621)

[Imprint of the Stationers' Company and device of a lamb with motto, "Sacrifizio agnello salvazione mundo" ]
Published: (1616)

[Emblematic device used by Adam Islip with the motto, "Quibus respublica conservetur"].
by: Islip, Adam, d. 1639
Published: (1640)

[Compass device with motto, "Labore et constantia" and imprint].
Published: (1658)

[Device with Latin epitaphs].

[Device and imprint of Peter Short, with motto, "Os homini sublime dedit"].
by: Short, Peter, d. 1603

[Richard Grafton's device with motto, "Suscipite insitum verbum &c. Iaco. I."].
by: Grafton, Richard, d. 1572?

[Device of Richard Grafton with motto, "Suscipite insitum verbum &c. Iaco. I."].
by: Grafton, Richard, d. 1572?

[Circular device with motto, "Labore et constantia" and imprint of Christopher Plantin].
by: Plantin, Christophe, ca. 1520-1589

[Reyner Wolfe's device and imprint, with motto "Tenebras lux forte sequetur"].
by: Wolfe, Reyner, d. 1573
Published: (1571)

[Imprint of Matthew Lownes of London below the device of an anchor with the motto, "Anchora spei"].
by: Lownes, Matthew, d. 1625
Published: (1625)

[Printer's device with William Caxton's device and unidentified portrait] /
by: Worde, Wynkyn de, d. 1534?
Published: (1534)

[Printer's device of the brazen serpent, Mc. 119, without "Num. XXI"]

[Printer's device of John Smethwick].
by: Smethwicke, John, -1641
Published: (1641)

[Printer's device of Wyllyam Myddylton].
by: Myddelton, Wyllyam, d. 1547
Published: (1547)

[Printer's device of Regnault Chaudière] /
by: Chaudière, Regnault, fl. 1509-1554
Published: (1509)