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The long s explained

johnvincler wrote 1 month ago: Every time I think I’ve figured out when a “long s” ( ſ ) is used and when it isn … more →

Tags: history of the book, long s

Napoleon: Emperor of the French - Exhibition Now Online

Greg Sheaf wrote 4 months ago: Napoleon as Emperor A new Flash-based presentation entitled Napoleon: Emperor of the French is avail … more →

Tags: General, Exhibitions, Long Room, old library

Tracking Incunables between Venice and Oxford

theconveyor wrote 8 months ago: Inscription on Livy, Historiae Romanae decades, publ. Venice 1481, Bodleian Auct. Q inf. 2.21: 1574 … more →

Tags: 15th century

Antiquaries 1

theconveyor wrote 9 months ago: An opening from a volume in the Gough collection probably collected by William Stukeley (1687-1765) … more →

Skeletons and sheets in the cupboard

theconveyor wrote 9 months ago: At the Seminar on the History of the Book on Friday February 20th, Dr. Noel Malcolm untangled the bi … more →

Tags: 17th Century

Benjamin Tabart Harlequinades

theconveyor wrote 10 months ago: The Library has recently acquired an album of 89 coloured prints dating from the early 1820s. It may … more →

Tags: Children's Books, Ephemera, harlequinades, john johnson, Library, Prints

Crumbs of comfort make half a loaf

theconveyor wrote 1 year ago: A tiny book arrived for inspection in the Rare Books section today. It’s the 1673 edition, not … more →

Tags: popular books, 17th Century

Books in medieval times

nikourem wrote 1 year ago: The books of the Middle Ages are a special subject in themselves, since they include all the illumin … more →

Tags: Arts, Medieval History, Medieval Art, Books, Bibliophily, old printed books,


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