[Wedgwood] Three different bookplates.

Arranging the three in what appears to be chronological order, the first (good, roughly four inches by two and three-quarters wide) has 'Josiah C. Wedgwood' in copperplate beneath a straightforward Victorian armorial design, with shield, coronet and motto 'OBSTANTIA DISCINDO'. The second (three and a half inches by three wide) dates from after Wedgwood's election as a Member of Parliament in 1906, having 'EX-LIBRIS JOSIAH C. WEDGWOOD, M.P.' on a scroll beneath a more modern armorial design, with helmet and leaves. It has slight damage to the bottom right-hand corner. The last of the three (roughly two inches by three and a quarter wide) is in dark brown on lightly creased and worn light-brown paper. The simple design has 'Josiah C. Wedgwood' in a twentieth-century hand within a decorative border.