All these nice new editions from EP but still no present use of...

hand marbled end papers. It looks like a million dollars but costs only a few dollars more to purchase from Crepaldi or some similar vendor.

They did it a couple times on some DLEs but management got dizzy and threw up.

Well its a nice value added. It sways me on those books that feature hand marbled pages.

Genuine marbled papers look so much better than printed ones, and as has been said: They're not that expensive considering the price range of the books we're talking about.

You know, even just a change of color from the drab peach moire would be welcome...