Columbus

silk:
cm deep by cm wide

by Godden:
Godden does not record this title as a portrait.

Other comments:
Two identical portrait images are recorded above, the one on the left having the STEVENS credit printed on the front card mount, the one on the right with no printed credit.
However, the portrait on the right has a printed rear label, shown below.

From research conducted by members of the Stevengraph Collectors Association on the stiff backing papers used to support BOOKMARKS, they concluded that where the printing was " SOUVENIR WOVEN AT THE WORLDS . . . ", the bookmark had been woven by STEVENS. Where however the printing was " SOUVENIR OF DISCOVERY . . . ", the bookmark was attributed to Mannion. {The unresolved issue though was that it was probable Stevens had actually woven many of the Mannion silks, and simply attached them to the relevant stiff backing paper.}

Following this logic, it would seem that of the PORTRAITS above, the one on the left is definately STEVENS, whilst the one on the right should be attributed to MANNION.

{typical J.J. Mannion printing.}