This Week In Bookplates 2/26/2012
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Peter Harling , a collector of modern armorial plates has begun a new
website devoted to his specialty.
http://armorialbookplatesmodern.weebly.com/
Here...
Qué caso tiene
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Another big thanks to for Borr who identified Rogelio Naranjo as the artist
of much of the work in the last post on Nexos magazine. I went searching
for mo...
Brother Hildebrand Brandenburg of Biberach Ex Libris
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Robert D. Farber University Archives & Special Collections at Brandeis
University holds a copy of the very rare first known ex libris - that of
Brother Hi...
A Twenty Year Mystery Solved!
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A few years ago I posted a magazine that I believed contained a previously
unknown essay by Elizabeth Barret Browning.
The basis for this was that th...
Boston Ice on Galveston Island
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The Old Reliable company in Galveston used to deliver by horse-drawn wagon
a product called Boston Ice to families in all parts of the city. The
billhead...
Book Trade Labels spotted!
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It's been a while since I've posted on book trade labels, but believe me,
they are never far from my heart. Over Thanksgiving, the Mrs. and I took a
pleas...
Lockwood, Brooks and Company Postcard
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Lockwood, Brooks and Company was founded in 1875 by John S. Lockwood,
Walter Denison Brooks and Phineas S. Tobey. It went out of business in 1886
It was a ...
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