verso

Preposition: of

• t.p.: Printer's mark, verso of t.p., reads: ' Edinburgh: printed by James Clarke and Co. 1824 ' .
• leaf: Verso of fly leaf, page pasted on: Children in the Wood.
• page: Another title appears on the verso of the last page: " Revolution of Paris.
• flyleaf: The contents have been identified by Malchair in pencil on the verso of the front flyleaf.
• series-t.p.: Printer's mark verso of first series-t.p. reads: 'London: Printed by W. Clowes, Stamford Street ' .
• folio: Ts copy of parts of A Winter in the Hills on verso of some folios.

Possessives

• printer: Printer's mark verso of first series-t.p. reads: 'London: Printed by W. Clowes, Stamford Street ' .

Converse of object

• display: The opposite page was always the title-page, and its verso generally displayed alphabets.

Modifies a noun

• side: In an open manuscript, the verso side of the folio appears on the left-hand side.

Noun used with modifier

• t.p.: Details of the Committee of the Society appears on t.p. verso.
• title: Publishers may print both 10 and 13-digit versions of the ISBN on the title verso at any time.
• mark: Printer's mark verso of first series-t.p. reads: 'London: Printed by W. Clowes, Stamford Street ' .
• text: The text verso may be in Latin, Dutch, French, Spanish or German; issues were also made with blank backs.
• label: Also has the remains of a Royal Academy exhibition label verso.
• page: In these cases please first check the Acknowledgment page ( if there is one ) or the title page verso before contacting us.