BRITISH LITERARY BIBLIOGRAPHY: SUPPLEMENT

-- MANUALS

1 Rogers, Walter T. A manual of bibliography, being an introduction to the knowledge of books, library management, and the art of cataloguing. London, H. Grevel, 1891. viii,172; [4]p. illus., facsims. 20cm.

Based on a trans. of G. Ottino, Manuale di bibliografia, 1885. - 1. The invention and progress of printing.-2. The book.-3. The ornamentation of a book.-4. The library and the catalogue.

2 ---. ---. New ed. London, H. Grevel, 1891. viii,213; [4]p. facsims., tables. 20cm.

3 Binns, Norman E. An introduction to historical bibliography. 2d ed., rev. and enl. London, Association of assistant librarians, 1962. (First publ. 1953). 387p. facsims. 21cm.

1. Handwriting and the manuscript period.-2. Early writing materials. Paper. The history of papermaking....-9. The history of printing in England.-10. English provincial printing. Early Scottish, Welsh, and Irish printing.-11. English private presses.....-13. The history of the printing press. Modern typecasting and type reproduction.-14. Type families, type designers, and type founders.-15. The history of the title page and colophon.-16. Woodcutting and wood engraving.-17. Other early methods of book illustration.-18. Modern illustration methods.-19. Illustration in colour.-20. Bookbinding, its evolution and history.-21. Publishing and bookselling. Book auctions.-22. Some English book collectors.-23. Copyright.-24. The development of book trade bibliography.

The abbreviations of titles employed in the bibliography are supplied at the right of each entry. For a full list of later periodicals, see BBLB2, p.14-20, BLB 1970-79, p.22-3.

4 Printing historical society newsletter. 1, [1964] - 50 Je '80. London, Printing historical society, 1964-80. [Ptg Hist Soc Newsl

Changes to Bulletin.

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5 Berry, W. Turner. The Alpha and the omega. [Compositors' chronicle, 1840-5]. (A case of odd sorts). Ptg R 1no1:65 1931.

-- SOCIETIES

6 (4:286) Granniss, Ruth S. What bibliography owes to private book clubs. 1930.

Repr. in Bibliographical society of America. The Bibliographical society of America, 1904-79. Charlottesville, [1980]. p.51-70.

7 Double crown club. Register of past and present members. [Cambridge], Privately ptd. for members of the club [by C.U.P.], 1949. 91p. 25cm.

8 Edelstein, J.M. Bibliographical society of America. Encyclopedia Libr & Information Sci 2:395-401 1969.

9 Roxas, Savina A. Bibliographical society (London), The. Encyclopedia Libr & Information Sci 2:401-5 1969.

See also Book Production --Terms and concepts.

10 (4:367*) Hopkinson, Cecil. Towards a definition of certain terms in musical bibliography. [Edition]. Fontes Artis 6no2:48-9 1959.

Repr. in Bradley, Carol J., ed. Reader in music librarianship. [Washington, D.C.], Microcard editions books, 1973. p.135. See also no.11.

11 Hopkinson, Cecil. `---' in International association of music libraries. Music, libraries and instruments. Editors: Unity Sherrington and Guy Oldham. (Music book, 11). London, Hinrichsen, 1961. p.147-55.

See also no.10.

12 (4:240a) Blum, Rudolf. Bibliographia: eine wort- und begriffsgeschichtliche Untersuchung, [1969]. (Trans. 1980).

BIBLIOGRAPHERS AND EDITORS

13 Rhodes, Dennis E., ed. `Bibliography' in Victor Scholderer; fifty essays in fifteenth- and sixteenth-century bibliography. Amsterdam, M. Hertzberger, 1966. p.15-29.

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14 Pollard, Alfred W. Richard Garnett. [With checklist of works]. Engl Illus Mag 30no11:553-5, 559 F 1904. port.

15 ---. Dr. Richard Garnett: in memoriam. (The reader). Bkmn 30no177:87-94 Je 1906. ports.

Contribs. by sir F.T. Marzials, Ford M. Hueffer, Beatrice Harraden, Agnes A. Adams, and Alice Zimmern.

16 Symons, Arthur. Richard Garnett. (Literature: causerie for the week). Speaker new ser 14no342:59-60 Ap 1906.

17 Stewart, Hugh F. Francis Jenkinson, fellow of Trinity college, Cambridge and University librarian. Cambridge, C.U.P., 1926. 151p. ports., facsims. 23cm.

Includes `9. Bibliographical and literary studies' (p.88-96); `Appendix 1: Writings [classified checklist]' (p.137-9).

18 O'Hegarty, Patrick S. M.J. McManus. Dublin Mag new ser 27no1:45 Ja/Mr 1952. [Sg.: P.S. O'H.].

19 Cashmore, Herbert M., sir F.C. Francis, and J.H.P. Pafford. Arundell James Kennedy Esdaile, 1880-1956. (Obituary). Libr Assn Rec 58no8:321-5 Ag 1956; port.

Esdaile and the Library association.-Esdaile and the British museum.-Some further tributes.

20 Ranganathan, S.R. Esdaile and Sanderson. Libr Assn Rec 58no10:410-11 Oc 1956.

21 () Sayers, W.C. Berwick.. Arundell Esdaile, C.B.E., M.A., Hon.D.Litt., F.L.A. Libr World 58no674/5:25-8 Ag/S 1956.

22 [Sparrow, John H.A.]. Robert William Chapman.... [Obit.]. Bk Coll 9no3:264-8 1960.

23 Marcus, Steven. Pisanus fraxi, pornographer royal. Partisan R (Rutgers Univ) 32no1:13-32, 99-113 1965.

24 Lane, Margaret. `Dr. R.W. Chapman' in Purely for pleasure. London, H. Hamilton, 1966; New York, Knopf, 1967. p.259-69.

25 Hellinga, Wytze G. and Lotte Hellinga, ed. Henry Bradshaw's correspondence on incunabula with J.W. Holtrop and M.F.A.G. Campbell. Amsterdam, Menno Hertzberger, 1966-78. 2v.(258; xi,259-535p.) 24cm.

1. The correspondence, 1864-1884.-2. Commentary. - Rev: C.F. B6hler Library ser5 25:254-5 '70.

26 Francis, sir Frank C. `Theodore Besterman, writer and editor; a bibliographical appreciation' in Barber, W.H., ed. The age of the enlightenment; studies presented to Theodore Besterman. (St. Andrews Univ Publs, 57). Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd, 1967. p.431-60.

Annotated checklist of 63 items, 1924-67.

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION AND ARRANGEMENT

27 Hints on cataloguing. (Practical papers for booksellers, 1). Bksllng new ser 1no1:10-11 Ja 1895; 1no3:72-3 Mr '95; 1no4:103-4 Mr '95.

28 How to describe bookbindings. (Practical papers for booksellers). Bksllng new ser 1no5:136-7 My 1895; 1no6:173-4 Je '95.

29 (4:143) Bowers, Fredson T. Principles of bibliographical description, 1949.

Rev: Margaret E. Egan and J.H. Shera. Coll & Res Libs 11:399-401 '50; F.R. Goff. Virginia Hist Mag 58:266-8 '50; R. Hirsch. Lib J 75:1040-1 '50; W.R. Parker. Pa Bib Soc Am 44:216-23 '50; Spec Libs 41:146 '50; U.S. Q Bk List 6:127-8 '50; H. Davis. R Eng Stud new ser 3:296-8 '52.

30 Margadant, Willem D. `Descriptive bibliography applied to botany' in Early bryological literature. (Mededelingen van het Botanisch museum en Herbarium van de Rijksuniversiteit to Utrecht, 283). Pittsburgh, Pa., Hunt botanical library, [1968]. p.1-33.

Concept of descriptive and analytical bibliography.-Paper.-Printing.-Binding.- Edition, issue and state.-Title-description.-Bibliographical format.-Key to bibliographical formats.-Collational formula.-Pagination.-Contents.-Plates.- Paper description.-Date of publication.-Reviews, announcements, etc.-Signs.- Abbreviations.-Sources.

See also --Textual criticism and editing, and BOOK PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION--Bookcollecting and libraries.

31 Willison, Ian. `Historical bibliography' in Sewell, P.H, ed. Five years' work in librarianship, 1951-1955. [Survey]. London, Library association, 1958. p.300-18.

1. The doctrine.-2. The controversy [re bibliogr. description].-3. Printing histories of specific books.-4. Factors in the general history of printing and publishing.-5. The phases in the general history of printing and publishing.-6. Binding.

32 Rayward, W. Boyd. Systematic bibliography in England, 1850-1895. [Urbana, Ill., University of Illinois Graduate school of library science], 1967. 49p. 28cm. (Occas Pa 84). Caption title.

Introduction.-The bibliographic problem before the nineteenth century.-The bibliographic problem and the English book trade, 1850-1895.-The British museum catalogue and C.W. Dilke.-The influence of Dilke's plan....-The Society of arts universal catalogue.-1877: the International conference and the emergence of the Library association.-The bibliographic problem at the International conference.-The Library association and institutional action.-The Index society, the Bibliographical society, and the great end in view once again.-Conclusion.

33 Stokes, Roy. `Historical bibliography' in Sewell, P. H., ed. Five years' work in librarianship, 1961-1965. [Survey]. London, Library association, 1968. p.517-28.

-- INSTRUCTION

34 (5:8990) Bühler, Curt F. Literary research and bibliographical training, 1957.

Repr. in Bibliographical society of America. Bibliographical society of America, 1904-79. Charlottesville, [1980]. p.363-71.

TEXTUAL CRITICISM AND EDITING

35 Emory, Walter. Editions and musicians. London, Novello, 1957. 54p. illus., facsims. 21cm.

Introduction.-The need for editing.-Editorial errors.-Establishing the text.-Conventions of performance and editorial suggestions.-Commentaries.- Conclusion.-Postscript [Arnold's Dover beach].

36 Bowers, Fredson T. `Old-spelling editions of dramatic texts' in Allen, Don C., ed. Studies in honor of T.W. Baldwin. Urbana, 1958. p.9-15.

37 Schoenbaum, Samuel. `Editing English dramatic texts' in Conference on editorial problems, 1st, Toronto, 1965. Editing sixteenth century texts; papers.... Ed. by R.J. Schoeck. [Toronto], [1966]. p.12-24.

See also `A note from a general editor, by Clifford Leech' (p.24-6).

-- MISCELLANEA

38 Conference on editorial problems, 1st, Toronto, 1965. Editing sixteenth century texts; papers given .... Ed. by R.J. Schoeck. [Toronto], Published for the Editorial conference committee, University of Toronto, by University of Toronto pr., [1966]. 137p. facsims., table. 23cm.

Includes Editing English dramatic texts, by S. Schoenbaum.-A note from a general editor, by Clifford Leech.-English translators of Erasmus, 1522-1557, by E.J. Devereux.-Three Tudor editors of Thomas More, by Germain Marc'hadour.

39 Conference on editorial problems, 3d, Toronto, 1967. Editing eighteenth-century texts; papers given .... Ed. by D.I.B. Smith. [Toronto], Published for the Editorial conference committee, University of Toronto, by University of Toronto pr., [1968]. viii,132p. facsims. 23cm.

Includes Introduction, D.I.B. Smith.-Letters and journals of Fanny Burney; establishing the text, Joyce Hemlow.-William Blake's protean text, G.E. Bentley, jr.-The ledgers of Willliam Strahan, O M Brack.-Literature in the law courts, 1770-1800, William J. Howard.-No dull duty; the Yale edition of the works of Samuel Johnson, Donald Greene. - Rev: G.D. Stout Mod Philol 68:111-12 '70.

 

 

Items are listed under the following period divisions when they concern books not clearly identified by genre, subject, or author, in the item itself.

1475- [general catalogues]

1475-1500 [incunabula only]

1475-1640 [STC period]

1475-1700 [STC and Wing books; `early' books]

1641-1700 [Wing period]

1701-1800

1801-1900

1901-2000 [Modern books] - See also period divisions under Drama, Fiction, Newspapers and periodicals, Pamphlets, and Poetry. The heading BOOKS in the index is divided by these periods and then by subjects.

BOOKS --1475-1500 see also period divisions under bookbinding; bookselling; booktrade; libraries; newspapers and periodicals; paper and papermaking; publishing; type and typefounding and under the location and Regional headings for dublin; edinburgh; ireland; london; scotland and wales.

40 Ogden, Margaret S, C.E. Palmer [and others]. A bibliography of middle English texts. With an introd. by Hans Kurath. Ann Arbor, University of Michigan pr., 1954. 17-105p. 29cm.

Also in Middle English dictionary. Plan: bibliography. Ann Arbor, Mich., University of Michigan pr., 1954. 18-105p.

41 (1:476) Painter, George D. List of books acquired by the British museum from Chatsworth. Part 1: incunabula. 1958.

Repr. in Painter, George D. Studies in fifteenth-century printing. London, Pindar pr., 1984. p.[159]-64.

42 Ker, Neil R. Medieval manuscripts in British libraries. Oxford, Clarendon pr.; New York, O.U.P., 1969-<92>. <4>v. 23cm.

1. London. (1969).-2. Abbotsford-Keele. (1977).-3. Lampeter-Oxford. (1983).-4. Paisley-York. With Alan J. Piper. (1992). -- Rev: Anne Hudson. N&Q 229:411-12 '84; D.G. Vaisey. TLS 16 Mr '84:286; N.F. Palmer. Mod Lang R 81:160-2 '86; [N.J. Barker]. Bk Coll 41:161-79 '92.

BOOKS--1475-1640

43 Kingsbury, Susan M. `List of records' in An introduction to the records of the Virginia company of London.... Washington, Government printing office [for Library of Congress], 1905. p.119-205.

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44 Trench, William F. A Mirror for magistrates; its origin and influence. [Edinburgh, Riverside pr.], 1898. xi,137p. 18cm.

Includes 1. The suppressed edition, 1554.-2. Connection with Whitchurch.-3. Lydgate's Falls of princes.-4. Suppression and license of the Mirror.-5. Collation of the editions.

45 (4:665) Rhodes, Dennis E. A volcano for the S.T.C., 1954.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.[1]-3.

46 (4:668) Rhodes, Dennis E. A new line for the Angler, 1577, 1955.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.5-7.

47 (4:673) Rhodes, Dennis E. Volcanoes, variants and the S.T.C., 1956.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.[4]-5.

48 Sajavaara, Kari. The two English prose texts of Robert the devil printed by Wynkyn de Worde. Neuphilol Mitteilungen 63no1:62-8 1962.

BOOKS --1475-1700

49 Hazlitt, W. Carew. Hazlitt's Bibliographical collections and notes: supplement. Antiquary 40:121-1 Ap 1904; 40:151-3 My '04; 40:248-50 Ag '04; 41:107-8 Je '05; 41:228-9 Je '05; 41:348-50 S '05; 41:466-8 D '05.

BOOKS --1701-1800

50 Amory, Hugh. A selected bibliography of 18th century documents and autograph manuscripts. [Discursive guide for the collector of]. Manuscripts 20no3:22-9 1968.

BOOKS --1801-1900

51 London. Company of stationers. Index of entries (commercial) in the book of registry of the...from 1st July, 1842, to 9th October, 1884... London, Harrison and sons, ptrs., 1896. 137p. 44cm.

52 Publishers' association of Great Britain and Ireland. Catalogue of the collection of printed books and manuscripts formed under the direction of the...for the Royal British commission, Paris exhibition 1900. [Edinburgh, Ptd. by R. and R. Clark], [1900]. 75p. illus.(separate) 27cm.

53 Rein, Adolf. `Verzeichnis der von Sir John Robert Seeley verfassten Bücher, Schriften, Aufsätze und Kritiken' in John Robert Seeley; eine Studie 6ber den Historiker. Langensalza, H. Beyer, 1912. p.[108]-12.

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54 (4:810a) Ray, Gordon N. A 19th-century collection, 1964.

Repr. in Ray, Gordon N. Books as a way of life. New York, 1988. p.3-28.

For division by country published in, see the index.

55 L'A, pseud. Continental British printing and press items. [Mainly periodicals]. Ptrs' Register : Suppl 6 My vi-vii 1891; 6 Jl '91:vii-viii.

56 Longmans, Green and company, London. Tauchnitz reprints in England. Publ Circ 54no1284:145-6 F 1891.

57 [Otto, Curt], ed. Der Verlag Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1837-1912; Mit eine Anhang enthaltend Auszüge aus den Briefen englischer und amerikanischer Autoren der Tauchnitz Edition. Leipzig, 1912. 126p. port. 22cm.

58 Devonshire, Marian G. `Publishers and booksellers' in The English novel in France, 1830-1870. [London], University of London pr., 1929. p.54-68.

59 Thomas, sir Henry. Anti-English propaganda in the time of queen Elizabeth, being the story of the first English printing in the peninsula. [Proclamation ptd. at Lisbon c.1597]. Oxford, Ptd. at the O.U.P., 1946. viii,20p. + 2 facsims. 23cm. (Hispanic Soc America. Hispanic notes and monogrs.).

60 Collinson, Patrick. The authorship of A brieff discours off the troubles begonne at Franckford. [Not by W. Whittingham but by T. Wood; ptd. at Heidelberg]. J Ecclesiastical Hist 9no2:188-208 Oc 1958.

61 [Jäckh, Werner]. Festschrift zum 125 jährigen Bestehen der Firma Bernhard Tauchnitz Verlag 1837-1962. [Stuttgart], [1962]. 16p. port., facsims. 21cm.

-- ARABIA

62 Shaw, Sheila. Early English editions of the Arabian nights; their value to 18th century scholarship. Muslim World 49no3:232-8 Jl 1959.

-- -- GREEK

63 (4:883) Rhodes, Dennis E. Variants in the 1479 Oxford edition of Aristotle's Ethics, 1956.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.[8]-11.

-- FRANCE

64 Offor, Richard. A collection of books in the library of the University of Leeds printed before the beginning of the nineteenth century containing (a) translations from English into French; (b) books written in French on Great Britain and on British affairs. [Discursive]. Leeds, 1928-46. 9 pts. in 1v. 21cm.

65 (1:807a) Rhodes, Dennis E. The early London editions of the Doctrinale of Alexander Grammaticus: with a note on Duff 224, 1969.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.[37]-9.

-- GERMANY

66 Meyer, Carl S. Henry viii burns Luther's books, 12 May 1521. [Dissemination in England]. J Ecclesiastical Hist 9no2:173-87 Jl 1958.

67 Briggs, Katharine M. `The influence of the brothers Grimm in England' in Brüder Grimm Gedenken 1963. Marburg, N.G. Elwert, [1963]. p.511-24.

-- ITALY

68 Lievsay, John L. The Englishman's Italian books, 1550-1700, 1969.

Rev: J.M. Edelstein Pa Bib Soc Am 64:371-4 '70.

-- NETHERLANDS

69 Devereux, E. James. `English translators of Erasmus' in Conference on editorial problems, 1st, Toronto, 1965. Editing sixteenth century texts; papers given.... Ed. by R.J. Schoeck. [Toronto], [1966]. p.43-58.

-- RUSSIA

70 Nerhood, Harry W. To Russia and return; an annotated bibliography of travelers' English-language accounts of Russia from the ninth century to the present. [Annotated checklist]. Columbus, Ohio, Ohio state U.P., 1968. viii,367p.

-- SPAIN

71 Watts, H.E. Translations of Don Quixote. N&Q ser8 4:402-3 N 1893; J. Pickford; C.F.S. Warren. 5:51-2 Ja '94; H.E. Watts; H. Fishwick. 5:95 F '94; J. Coles. 6:145 Ag '94.

-- UNITED STATES

72 Munsey's magazine; American and English editions. (Magazine perplexities, no.6). Bull Bib 2no5:76 Oc 1900.

73 Lease, Benjamin. Hawthorne and Blackwood's in 1849: two unpublished letters. Jahrb Amerikastud 14:152-4 1969.

R E G I O N A L B I B L I O G R A P H Y

-- PROVINCIAL BOOKTRADE see Book production and distribution - Regional and regional subdivisions under such headings as - printing; Forms, genres, and subjects - Newspapers and periodicals.

Material classified here in previous volumes of IBLB is distributed under the appropriate headings of Book production and distribution. See, e.g., booktrade, regional, bookbinding/s, regional, printing and printers, regional in the index.

-- TOPOGRAPHY

74 Daniell, Walter V. and F.J. Nield. Manual of British topography; a catalogue of county and local histories, pamphlets, views, drawings, maps, etc. concerned with and illustrating the principal localities in the United Kingdom. London, W.V. Daniell, 1909. 284p. illus., facsims. 23cm.

Bookseller's catalogue of 10,755 items.

The following headings are also divided by place: book production, --Bookbinding, --Libraries, --Bookselling, --Paper and papermaking, --Printing, --Publishing, --Type and typography; forms, subjects, and genres--Directories, --Maps, --Newspapers and periodicals, and --Roadbooks and itineraries.

-- BERKSHIRE

75 Humphreys, Arthur L. Berkshire parishes; a year's record in bibliography, 1921-1922. London, 1923. [i],36p. 28cm.

-- CUMBERLAND

76 Hay, Daniel. Newspapers and books: two centuries of local printing. Whitehaven, Whitehaven news, 1936. 1l. 36cm.

Repr. from Whitehaven news N 12 '36.

-- DERBYSHIRE

77 Derby. Public library. ...Catalogue of the `Devonshire' library of local books, pamphlets, etc. Pt.1: printed books. Derby, Ptd. by Bemrose, [1892]. 62p. 21cm.

78 Ormerod, James. Derbyshire; a select catalogue of books about the county. [In Bemrose and Devonshire collns.]. Derby, Public libraries, 1930. 127p. 25cm.

79 Derbyshire archæological and natural history society, Derby. Library<r>. Catalogue of printed books, pamphlets and periodicals. [Derby], 1956. (Rev. ed. 1957). 9p. 26cm. (Duplicated typescript)

-- ESSEX

80 Cunnington, Augustus. Catalogue of books, maps, and manuscripts relating to...the county of Essex, and collected by...; a contribution towards the bibliography of the county. Braintree, C. Joscelyne, Ptd. for private circulation, 1902. 90p. 25cm. (Ltd. to 100 copies).

81 Ward, Gladys A. Essex local history; a short guide to books and manuscripts, comp....for the Essex committee of the National register of archives. [Brentwood], 1950. 40p. facsims. 22cm.

`Supplement, [1967]' (p.37-40).

82 Powell, W.R. A history of the county of Essex: bibliography. London, Ptd. for the Institute of historical reseach by the O.U.P., 1959. xxiii,351p. illus. 32cm. (The Victoria history of the counties of England).

`Bibliography' (p.7); `Maps' (p.35); `Voluntary public libraries, Larger mechanics' institutes and their libraries, Other institutes, Other voluntary libraries, Rate-supported public libraries' (p.311-32).

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83 Round, John H. Books bearing on Essex history. Essex Archæol Soc Trans 13ptno1:12-24 1913.

-- HEREFORDSHIRE

84 Herefordshire. County libraries. Local history collection. Herefordshire books; a select list of books in the local section. [Hereford?], [1955]. 1v.(unpaged). 23cm. (Duplicated typescript)

-- KENT

85 Morris, P.E. Kent bibliography. Kent News Letter 13no1:[1-2] F 1962.

-- LINCOLNSHIRE

86 Goulding, Richard W. `Notes on books and pamphlets printed at Louth, 1801-1850' in Goulding's illustrated household almanack for 1920. Louth, Goulding, 1919. Not found.

87 ---. Notes on books and pamphlets printed at Louth, 1801-1850. Louth, Goulding and son, 1920. 17p. ports. 22cm.

-- LONDON

88 Barratt, Thomas J., comp. `A bibliography of Hampstead and of allusions to Hampstead in various branches of literature' in The annals of Hampstead. London, A. and C. Black, 1912. (Repr. London, L. Leventhal and Camden historical society, 1972). V.3, p.320-43.

-- NORFOLK

89 Rye, Walter. An appendix to Rye's Index to Norfolk topography. Norwich, Roberts, 1916. 35p. 21cm. (Rye's Norfolk handlists, ser 2, 1).

-- NORTHUMBERLAND

90 Welford, Richard and J.C. Hodgson. Biographies of contributors to the Society's literature. [Society of antiquaries of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; with checklists]. Archæologia Æliana ser3 10:109-333 1913. ports.

-- YORKSHIRE

91 Federer, Charles A, comp. A catalogue of the library of Wakefield books in the possession of Charles Skidmore.... [Bradford], Priv. ptd., 1897. [i],87p. 27cm.

The following headings are also divided by place: book production, --Bookbinding, --Libraries, --Bookselling, --Paper and papermaking, --Printing, --Publishing, --Type and typography; forms, subjects, and genres--Directories, --Maps, --Newspapers and periodicals, and --Roadbooks and itineraries.

92 Davies, William. List of books in the Welsh library.... [St. David's college, Lampeter]. Lampeter, Welsh Church press and ptg. company, 1904. 26p. 22cm. C-t.

Repr. from St. David's college, Lampeter. College & School Mag new ser 8no7:xxvip. after 359 Je '04.

93 ---. A second list of books in the Welsh library.... Lampeter, Welsh Church pr. and ptg. company, 1904. 31p. 22cm.

Repr. from St. David's college, Lampeter. College & School Mag new ser 9no2:i-xxxi Je '05.

94 Bibliotheca Celtica; a register of publications relating to Wales and the Celtic people and languages. Aberystwyth, National library of Wales, 1910-90. 26v. Irregular.

Vol. for 1971-2. (1976).-1973-76. (1981).-1977-80. (1985).-1981-4. (1990). B

Superseded by Bibliography of Wales.

95 British records association. Handlist of Scottish and Welsh record publications, the Scottish section by Peter Gouldesbrough and A.P. Kup, the Welsh section by Idwal Lewis. London, 1954. 34p. 23cm. (Publs Pam, 4).

The following headings are also divided by place: book production, --Bookbinding, --Libraries, --Bookselling, --Paper and papermaking, --Printing, --Publishing, --Type and typography; forms, genres, and subjects--Directories, --Maps, --Newspapers and periodicals, and --Roadbooks and itineraries.

96 Meikle, Henry W. A brief bibliography of Scottish history for the use of teachers. [London, The historical association], [1910]. (Rev. ed. 1921; anr. ed. 1937). 8p. 21cm. (Leaflet, 21).

97 ---. A brief bibliography of Scottish history for the use of teachers. Anr. ed. 1937 London, Pub. for the historical association by G. Bell, 1937. (First publ. 1910). 21p. 22cm. (Hist Assn Pam, 109).

98 Meikle, Henry W., Beattie, W. and H.H. Wood. Scotland; a select bibliography comp. for the Scottish advisory panel of the British council. Cambridge, Publ. for the National book league by the C.U.P., [1950]. 30p. 29cm. (N.B.L. book lists, ser 2). C-t.

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99 Winship, George P. The Defence of the Scots settlement at Darien. [1699]. (Notes and queries). Bib Register 1no2:18-19 1905.

-- ABERDEENSHIRE

100 Aberdeen. Public library. Catalogue of the local collection to be found in the Reference department. [Comp. by G.M. Fraser]. Aberdeen, Ptd. at the Central pr., 1914. v,323p. 21cm.

-- KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE

101 Fairley, John A., comp. `Bibliography' in Murray, Thomas. Autobiographical notes. Dumfries, 1911. p.[95]-100.

The following headings are also divided by place: book production, --Bookbinding, --Libraries, --Bookselling, --Paper and papermaking, --Printing, --Publishing, --Type and typography; forms, subjects, and genres--Directories, --Maps, --Newspapers and periodicals, and --Roadbooks and itineraries.

102 Maxwell, Constantia E. A brief bibliography of Irish history. London, Historical association, 1911. (Anr. ed. with var. title, 1921). 16p. 22cm. (Leaflet, 23).

103 ---. A short bibliography of Irish history. London, The historical association, [1921]. (First publ. 1911). 32p. 21cm. (Leaflet, 23 rev.).

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104 Dix, Ernest R.McC. Irish bibliography; the use and need of its study. Dublin Penny J new ser 1no13:200-2 Je 1902; 1no14:217-18 Jl '02 .

105 Crone, John S. [Projected bibliogr. of Ireland sought]. (Notes and queries). Bib Register 1no3:34-5 1905/6.

106 Palmer, Norman D. Sir Robert Peel's select Irish library. [Comp. by W.S. Mason]. Irish Hist Stud 6no22:101-13 S 1948.

-- DONEGAL

107 McDonagh, J.C.T. and E. McIntyre, comp. Bibliography of co. Donegal, pt.1. County Donegal Hist Soc J 1no1:49-80 N 1947.

`Donegal in fiction' (p.72-80).

108 Ó Domhnaill, Niall. Bibliography of works in Irish. [Co. Donegal]. Donegal Ann 1no3:217-30 1949.

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109 McNamara, G. Notes towards a recent bibliography of county Donegal. Donegal Ann 6no2:175-84 1965.

-- LIMERICK

110 Nais, Roisin de. A bibliography of Limerick history and antiquities. Limerick, Limerick county library, [1962]. 61p. 17cm.

-- CHANNEL ISLANDS

111 Duprey, Eugéne. Essai de bibliographie Jersiaise; catalogue d'auteurs qui ont écrit sur Jersey. Jersey, Labey et Blampied, imprimeurs, 1898. 46p. 24cm.

Extr. from Bull de la Soc Jersiaise 24.

112 (1: ) ---. Essai de bibliographique Jersiaise; catalogue d'auteurs qui ont écrit sur Jersey. Societé jersiaise Bulletins 4:151-92 1901. Not found.

113 (1: ) ---. --- 1 supplément. Societé jersiaise Bulletins 5:57-73 1902. Not found.

B O O K P R O D U C T I O N A N D D I S T R I B U T I O N

114 Retrospect of the year. Ptrs' Register 30no331: Suppl i-iii Ja 1891.

115 Retrospect of the year 1891. Ptrs' Register 31no343: Suppl i-iii Ja 1892.

116 One hundred years of the booktrade. [Extracts from The bookseller, 1858-1958]. Bksllr 2732:1532-652 My 1958. ports.

117 Read, Conyers. `William Cecil and Elizabethan public relations' in Bindoff, Stanley T., ed. Elizabethan government and society; essays presented to sir John Neale. London, Athlone pr., 1961. p.21-55.

-- -- ABERDEENSHIRE

118 Walker, George. Aberdeen; its literature, bookmaking, and circulating libraries. (Brown's Aberdeen book-stall). Brown's Bookstall 21:149-57 S 1893; 22:173-81 Oc '93 .

119 Printing and bookbinding: Aberdeen university press. (Industry in the north east of Scotland, 48). Aberdeen Chamber Commerce J 48no4:893-6 S 1967. illus., ports., facsims.

-- -- CORK

120 Day, Robert. The business cards of printers, publishers, and booksellers. Cork Hist & Archæol Soc J ser2 8no54:95-103 Ap/ Je 1902. facsim.

-- -- DOWN

121 Crossle, Francis C. Notes on the literary history of Newry, being an address delivered...on the 13th of September, 1897. [Newspapers, ptrs. and publishers, and authors]. Newry, Ptd. at the Newry telegraph, 1897. 20p. 22cm.

-- -- NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

122 Blagg, Thomas M. Newark as a publishing town. Rev. and repr. from the Newark Advertiser, for private circulation only. Newark, S. Whiles, ptr., 1898. 107p. illus., facsims. 19cm.

`Appendix [listing bks. ptd. in Newark, 1778-1836]' (p.[65]-83).

-- -- SCOTLAND

123 Bald, M. A. Vernacular books imported into Scotland, 1500 to 1625. Scott Hist R 23no92:254-67 Jl 1926.

Theology.-Tales, poems, jests.-Books of general and practical interest.-History, contemporary events, political theory.-Translations from the classics, etc.

124 Brown, M.G. Let's talk about books. [Scottish bk. production and early librs.]. Libr R 20no7:459-70 1966.

-- -- WALES

125 Rees, T. Mardy. Welsh painters, engravers, sculptors, 1527-1911, arranged alphabetically.... Carnarvon, Welsh publ. company, [1912]. 188p. ports. 22cm. (Publs Pam, 4).

-- -- YORKSHIRE

126 Page, William G.B. Notes on early Hull authors, booksellers, printers and stationers. Hull, Ptd. for priv. circulation [ by Municipal technical college, School of printing], 1930. 18p. facsims. 29cm.

For catalogues of books produced in Britain, see under general and period bibliography.

127 Arber, Edward. Contemporary printed lists of books produced in England. Bibliographica 3:173-91 1897.

Chronol. checklist of 55 items.

128 Eames, Wilberforce, comp.. `A list of the catalogues, etc. published for the English booktrade from 1595-1902' in Growoll, Adolf. Three centuries of English booktrade bibliography. New York, Publ. for the Dibdin club, by M.L. Greenhalgh, 1903. (Repr. London, Holland pr., 1964). p.101-73.

Chronol. checklist with notes; `Periodicals published for the English booktrade, 1797-1903' (p.161-73).

129 Clarke, Olive E. English publishing trade bibliographies. Libr World 13no??:197-201 Ja 1911.

`A chronological list of English publishing trade bibliographies' (p.201).

130 Pollard, H. Graham. General lists of books printed in England. (Bibliographical aids to research, 4). Inst Hist Res Bull 12:164-74 F 1935.

`Chronological table' (p.172-4).

131 Foster, I.J.C. Publishers' lists. Durham Philobibl 1:19-22 My 1950.

Checklists of publishers' lists, 1641-1776, not mentioned in the Dictionaries of printers, etc.

132 Pollard, H. Graham and A. Ehrman. `The Broxbourne material' in The distribution of books by catalogue from the invention of printing to A.D. 1800, based on material in the Broxbourne library. Cambridge, Roxburghe club, 1965. p.283-352.

Checklists, with bibliogr. notes, of British catalogues, retailers' reference books, day-books, trade cards, and individual catalogues, and catalogues in books, proposals, auction catalogues and catalogues of institutional and private librs.

For state and official documents, see under -- Regulation.

133 Responsibility of printers for libel. [Letter of Hazell, Watson and Viney]. Ptrs' Register 6 Ja 1891: Suppl vi 1891.

134 Archer, William. A note on the censorship. [Drama]. New R 6no36:566-76 My 1892.

135 (4:3495) Farrer, James A. Books condemned to be burnt, 1892.

Rev: Ptrs' Register 31no348:10 Je '92.

136 Craies, W.F. The censorship of stage plays. J Soc Comp Legislation new ser 8no18:196-202 1907.

137 Axon, William E.A. `Milton and the liberty of the press' in Ames, Percy W., ed. Milton memorial lectures, 1908; read before the Royal society of literature. London, H. Frowde, O.U.P., 1909. p.[39]-58.

138 The censorship of plays; Report from the Joint select committee...on stage plays (censorship); together with the proceedings of the Committee, minutes of evidence, and appendices...1909. Q R 213no425:352-76 Oc 1910.

139 Lawrence, David H. Sex, literature and censorship. Ed. by Harry T. Moore. New York, Twayne, [1953]. 122p. 23cm.

Introduction: D.H. Lawrence and the `censor-morons'.-Love.-Making love to music.-Cocksure women and hensure men.-Sex versus loveliness.-introduction to pansies.-The state of funk.-Pornography and obscenity.-A propos of Lady Chatterley's lover.

140 Lubasz, H.M. Public opinion comes of age; reform of the libel law in the eighteenth century. Hist Today 8no7:453 Jl 1958. ports., illus.

141 Thomas, P.D.G. John Wilkes and the freedom of the press, 1771. [And Parliamentary reporting]. Inst Hist Res Bull 33no87:86-98 My 1960.

142 Rea, Robert R. The `liberty of the press' as an issue in English politics, 1792-1793. The Historian (Phi alpha theta) 24:26-43 1961.

Items relating to the same trial or event have been grouped together under the name of the defendant and year of trial.

143 Campbell, Theophila C. The battle of the press as told in the story of Richard Carlile. By his daughter.... London, A. and H.B. Bonner, 1899. vii,319[1]p. port. 20cm.

`Appendix 1. Trial of mr. Carlile for the publication of Paine's Age of reason. ... From the British press, October 14th, 1819' (p.265-305).

144 Fox, John. The king v. John Almon. Law Q R 25:238-54 1908; 25:266-78 '08.

145 M., R.B. Censorship in 1615. [W. Martin, History and lives of the kings of England]. Devon & Cornwall N&Q 15pt4:181-2 Oc 1928.

146 Cannon, Garland H. Freedom of the press and sir William Jones. [The principles of government]. Journ Q 33no2:179-88 1956.

-- COPYRIGHT

147 `Entered at Stationers' hall'. [Significance]. Newsman 10:223-4 S 1891.

148 Hazell, Walter. An English printer on the Act. [And American copyright]. (Correspondence). Lit Opinion 7no63:27-8 Jl 1891.

149 Colles, W. Morris. Copyright at home. Bkmn 11no61:38-9 N 1896.

150 Holdsworth, sir William S. Press control and copyright in the 16th and 17th centuries. Yale Law J 29no8:841-58 Je 1920.

151 Prager, Frank D. A history of intellectual property from 1545 to 1787. Patent Office Soc J 26no11:711-60 N 1944.

1. Introduction.-2. The beginnings in Venice.-3. Patents under the mercantile system.-4. Intellectual property in France.-5. ...in America.-6. Documents [abstr.].

152 Cox, William. Crown copyright. London?, H.M.S.O., 1961.

This item, cited by a respectable source, cannot be located. It may be an internal report.

-- -- DEPOSIT

153 Partridge, Robert C.B. The history of the legal deposit of books throughout the British empire; a thesis approved for the honours diploma of the Library association. London, Library association, 1938. xvii,364p. 22cm.

Part i. Great Britain and Ireland. 1. 1610-1665.-2. 1666-1703.-3. 1703-1730.-4. 1731-1800.-5. 1801-1814.-6. 1814-1842.-7. 1842-1875.-8. 1875-1900.-9. 1900-1932.-10-11. Legal deposit in Scotland.-12. ...in Ireland.-...Appendix of documents.

-- -- INDIVIDUAL CASES

154 A question of copyright. [Dismissed for lack of proprietor]. (Legal registered notes). Newsman 10:238 S 1891.

155 Dunn, S.G. A Jonson copyright. [1640 folio, v.2]. TLS 28 Jl 1921. 484

156 Wallis, Peter J. Piracies -- true and dirty. [Of T. Slack and Ann Fisher's The pleasing instructor]. Durham Philobibl 2pt9/10:74-6 My 1955-69. [Sg.: P.J.W.].

-- -- INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT

157 American authors on the copyright question. Lit Opinion 7no63:2-4 Jl 1891. facsims.

158 The American copyright question. [Summary of correspondence in The times]. Ptrs' Register 30no332: Suppl ii-v F 1891.

159 Clowes, W.C. Knight and P.H. Waterlow. American copyright bill. [Effect on British authors and ptrs.]. (Correspondence). Ptrs' Register 30no331:8 Ja 1891.

160 Copyright with the States. [Correspondence from parliamentary paper.]. Newsman 9:209-10 Jl 1891.

161 More about international copyright. Newsman 10:232 S 1891.

Extr. from Daily news.

162 Printers complain of the American copyright act. Newsman 9:109 Jl 1891.

163 Strachey, St.Loe. American copyright for English authors. Lit Opinion 7no63:1-2 Jl 1891.

164 Patent office society, Washington, D.C. Record of the proceedings in Congress relating to the first patent and copyright laws. Repr. with revs. from the Journal of the Patent office society, April, 1940, pages 243-288 and May, 1940, pages 352-371. [Ed. by P.J. Federico]. Washington, D.C., Patent office society, [1940]. 64p. 23cm. C-t.

-- -- KINDS OF BOOKS

165 Newspaper copyright; The times v. St. James's gazette. Ptrs' Register 31no348: Suppl ix-x Je 1892.

-- -- MANUALS

166 Copinger, William A. The law of copyright. 3d ed. London, Stevens and Haynes, 1893. (First publ. 1870; 2d ed. 1881; other ed. 1904, 1915, etc.). l,974,cccxxxxvip. 21cm.

Appendixes vary from previous ed.

-- EXHIBITIONS

167 The printing exhibition at Islington. [Printing, stationery and kindred trades exhibition reviewed]. Ptrs' Register 30no334:5 Ap 1891.

168 The Paper, printing, and kindred trades exhibition. [Survey, with list of exhibitors]. Ptrs' Register 32no352:4-5 Oc 1892; A visitor. Unconventional notes on the exhibition. 32no352:Suppl iv Oc '92; Another country printer. (Correspondence). 32no353:6 N '92.

-- LIBRARIES

169 Reed, Talbot Baines. The use and classification of a typographical library. [Summary of Library association paper]. Ptrs' Register 31no340: Suppl vii-viii Oc 1891.

170 Southward, John. A brief outline of the contents of the William Blades and Passmore Edwards libraries of printing and allied arts. [London, Ptd. by G.W. Jones], 1895. 38p. 21cm.

171 A great printers' library; unrivalled opportunities for London students; interview with the acting librarian. [R.A. Peddie]. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 79no22:1-2 N 1916. port., illus.

-- MISCELLANEA

172 The Society of arts; brief biographies of some of its foremost men associated with paper and print. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 29no3:37-8 Ja 1892. port.

173 Arts and crafts exhibition society, London. Arts and crafts essays by members of the....With a preface by William Morris. London, Rivington, Percival; New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1893, 1893. xvii,420,[22]p. 19cm.

Includes Printing. William Morris and Emery Walker.-Bookbinding. T.J. Cobden-Sanderson.-Of book illustration and book decoration. Reginald Blomfield.

174 ---. ---. London, Longmans, Green, 1899. xvii,419p. 17cm.

Includes Printing, William Morris and Emery Walker (p.111-33).-Bookbinding, T.J. Cobden-Sanderson (p.134-48).-Of book illustration and book decoration, Reginald Blomfield (p.237-48).

175 [Pickering, Charles L.], ed. Cantor lectures delivered at the Royal society of arts. Rochester, Medway school of art and crafts, 1940. 70p. facsims 24cm.

1. Typography and mass production, by Harold Curwen.-2. Type and illustration, by John Farleigh.-3. Modern typography on the continent, by Bertram Evans.

176 Farleigh, John, ed. Fifteen craftsmen on their crafts. London, Sylvan pr., 1945. viii,118p. + 6l. of plates. 21cm.

Includes Bookbinding, by Roger Powell and Anthony Gardner.-Printing, by J.H. Mason.-Wood engraving, by John Farleigh.

-- REGULATION

177 Law, Thomas G. `Sham imprints in the reign of Elizabeth' in Brown, P. Hume, ed. Collected essays and reviews. Edinburgh, University pr., 1904. p.138-54.

See also -- Bookselling - excise; -- Paper and papermaking - excfise; --Printing - excise; and Forms, genres, and subjects - Newspapers and periodicals, 1601-1700 - taxation; -- -- Newspapers and periodicals, 1701-1800 - taxation; and -- -- Newspapers and periodicals - 1801-1900 - taxation.

178 Collet, Collet D. History of the taxes on knowledge; their origin and repeal.With an introd. by George J. Holyoake. London, T.F. Unwin, 1899. 2v.(xiv,217; [4]; vi,216p.) port. 21cm.

1. Preliminary. From the introduction of the art of printing into England in 1471, to the enactment of the newspaper stamp in 1712.-1. The newspaper stamp, from the 10th of Anne to the 60th of George iii.-2. William Carpenter's Political letters, and Henry Hetherington's Poor man's guardian.-3. The Roebuck pamphlets, 1835-6.-4. The newspaper patronised by the government.-The People's charter union.-6. The newspaper stamp abolition committee.-7. Paper duty solus.-8. The Association for the repeal of the taxes on knowledge.-9. Parliamentary committee proposes repeal of newspaper stamp; acquittal of Dickens's Household narrative; The Stoke narrative, and the Dunfermline news.-10. Deputation to lord Derby; baron Parke on the Potteries free press.-11. The advertisement duty repealed.-12. Death of Francis Place; soiree to mr. Milner-Gibson; the Musical times; letter from lord Stanley.-V.2. 13. `Edinburgh war telegraph' throws the stamped press into confusion; resignation of mr. Gladstone; difficulties of his successor.-14. Continued pressure of indirect taxation.-15. The House of commons condemns the paper duty.-16. The Board of inland revenue converted.-17. Repeal of the paper duty proposed by the government.-18. The Lords' aggression.-19. The work of conversion resumed, 1861.-20. Paper duty repealed.-21. The security system.-22. Death of lord Palmerston.-Epilogue: The last attempt at press coercion.-Conclusion.

179 Stewart, William. John Lennox and the Greenock Newsclout; a fight against the taxes on knowledge. Glasgow, J. Maclehose, 1918. 43p. 21cm.

Repr. with adds. from Scott Hist R 15no6:273-348 Jl '18.

AUTHORSHIP

180 Author and publisher. Lit Opinion new ser 1no7:185-6 Ja 1892.

181 Besant, sir Walter. The Society of authors; a record of its action from its foundation. [London], Incorporated society of authors, 1893. 40p. 18cm.

182 [Thieme, H.C.A.]. The Society of authors and the publishers; a comparison and a contrast. [Publ. prospectus]. London, H.C.A. Thieme, [1895]. 48p. tables. 19cm.

183 Rosen, Marvin S. Authors and publishers, 1750-1830. Sci & Society 32no2:218-32 1968.

-- MANUALS

184 Jacobi, Charles T. On the making and issuing of books. London, E. Mathews, 1891. (Rev. repr. 1892). 70p. + 38l. specimens, [1],A-Ml. paper samples. 19cm.

The preparation of ms. for the press.-Making an index.-Correction of proofs.- The character of types.-The sizes and names of types.-The leading of type.-The character and varieties of papers.-Of the margins of books.-The sizes of books determined.-Some methods of illustrating books.-The binding of books.-The issue of books by publication and by subscription.-Copyright.-Registration.- Review copies.-Demands of public libraries.-Advertising.-Casting off copy.- Extras.-Casting off printed matter.-Moulding.-Stereotyping.-Electrotyping.- Hints on drawing for process blocks.-Half-titles.-Cost of paper.-Reams of paper.-Glossary.-Specimens of types.-Samples of papers.

185 ---. On the making and issuing of books. London, Made at the Chiswick pr. and issued from the Bodley head, by E. Mathews, 1891. 70; [6]p. 18cm. (Ltd. to 435 copies).

1. The preparation of ms. for the press and the correction of proof sheets.-2. The character, sizes, and names of types.-3. The character and varieties of papers.-4. Of the margins of books.-5. The sizes of books determined.-6. Some methods of illustrating books.-7. The binding of books.-8. The issue of books by publication and by subscription.-9. Copyright and registration. Review copies, and the rights of public libraries. Advertising.-10. Miscellaneous information [Casting off copy.-Extras.-Casting off printed matter.-Moulding.- Stereotyping.-Electrotyping.-Hints on drawing for process blocks.-Half-titles.-Cost of paper.-Reams of paper.-A short glossary of bibliographical and typographical terms in general use.

186 ---. Some notes on books and printing; a guide for authors and others. London, Chiswick pr.; C. Whittingham, 1892. (New & enl. ed. 1902; 3d ed. 1903; 4th ed. 1912). viii,52,[2]p. + 38l. specimens, [1],A-Ml. paper samples. 22cm.

Preface: `practically a revised reprint of...On the making and issuing of books', 1891. - The preparation of ms. for the press.-Making an index.-Correction of proofs.-The character of types.-The sizes and names of types.-The leading of type.-The character and varieties of papers.-Of the margins of books.-The sizes of books determined.-Some methods of illustrating books.-The binding of books.-The issue of books by publication and by subscription.-Copyright.- Registration.-Review copies.-Demands of public libraries.-Advertising.-Casting off copy.-Extras.-Casting off printed matter.-Moulding.-Stereotyping.- Electrotyping.-Hints on drawing for process blocks.-Half-titles.-Cost of paper.-Reams of paper.-Glossary.-Specimens of types.-Samples of papers.

187 Thring, G. Herbert. Addenda to the Methods of publishing. London, Publ. for the Incorporated society of authors by H. Cox, 1898. 43p. 19cm.

188 ---. Addenda to The methods of publishing. London, Publ. for the Incorporated society of authors by H. Cox, 1902. 43p. 18cm. C-t.

Repr. from The Author.

-- PATRONAGE

189 Rosenberg, Eleanor. `Appendix: A chronological list of works dedicated to the earl of Leicester' in Leicester, patron of letters. New York, Columbia U.P., 1955. p.355-6.

Checklist of 94 items, 1559-88, mentioned in text.

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190 Lucas, Edward V. David Williams, founder of the Royal literary fund. London, J. Murray, 1920. 80[3]p. port. 19cm.

191 Fielding, Kenneth J. Dickens and the Royal literary fund, 1855. TLS 15 Oc '54:22.

192 Carter, Victor Bonham-. The Royal literary fund. TLS 21 Mr '68:300.

193 Dorsten, Jan A. van. Mr. secretary Cecil, patron of letters. Engl Stud 50no6:545-53 1969.

For individual bookbinders, see particular bindings under --Individual bindings, under --Printers, publishers, etc. or under the following regional subheadings.

194 Grafton and company, London. Catalogue of works on bookbinding, its history and practice. London, [1933-4]. 12p. 34cm. (Catalogue 159).

195 Designer bookbinders, London. Designer bookbinders. [London, E. Greenhill], [1969]. [44]p. illus. 15 x 23cm.

Catalogue introd. by Ivor Robinson.

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196 Sanderson, Thomas J. Cobden-. Art and craft in bookbinding; with illustrations from books bound by the writer. Engl Illus Mag 88:323-32 Ja 1891. illus.

Abstr. in Ptrs' Register & Bkbndrs' & Stnrs' Rec 30no332:4-5 F '91.

197 ---. `Bookbinding' in Arts and crafts exhibition society, London. Arts and crafts essays by members of.... London, Rivington, Percival, 1893. p.134-48.

198 Miller, Fred. Art workers at home: bookbinders. [Designer bookbinders]. Art J new ser:14-17 1897. illus.

199 Wood, Esther. Modern book-bindings and their designers. New York, J. Lane, [1900]. 82p. illus. 30cm. (Studio special winter no. '99/00).

Includes British trade bookbindings and their designers, by Esther Wood.-British tooled bookbindings and their designers, by Esther Wood. - This entry replaces 4:2048-a.

200 [Burch, Robert M.]. Some English bookbindings of the nineteenth century, 1. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 76no11:1-2 Mr 1915; 2. 76no15:1-2 Ap '15; 3. 76no20: 1-2 My '15; 4. 76no24:1-3 Je '15; 5. 77no3:1-2 Jl '15; 6. 77no12:1-3 S '15; 7. 77no21:1-3 N '15; 8. 77no25:1-3 D '15; 9. 78no11:1-3 Mr '16; 10. 78no20:1-3 My '16; 11. 79no3:1-3 Jl '16; 12. 79no12:1-3 S '16; 13. 79no20:1-3 N '16. illus.

201 ---. ---, 14. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 80no3:39-40 Ja 1917; 15. 80no11:129-31 Mr '17; 16. 80no20:307-10 My '17; 17. 81no3:38-41 Jl '17; 18. 81no12:184-6 S '17; 19. 81no2:322-6 N '17. illus.

202 Helwig, Hellmuth. Einbandfälschung und Verfälschung; Imitation, Fälschung und Verfälschung historischer Bucheinbände. Stuttgart, M. Hettler, 1968. 98p. illus. 18 x 19cm.

Includes Chronologie der entdeckten Einbandfälschungen. Die Tätigkeit des Buchbinders Hagué in London und Paris.-Die Fälschergemeinschaft Libri und Hagué in London.

203 Holt, Penelope and E. Thorpe. Gold and books. Wymondham, Melton Mowbray, Brewhouse private pr., [1969]. 33p. illus. 26cm. (Ltd. to 20 copies).

-- -- ABERDEENSHIRE

204 Mitchell, William S. Aberdeen corner-square bindings. [In Aberdeen univ. libr.]. Apollo Ja '51:17-20. illus.

-- -- BERKSHIRE

205 Vaughan, Frank. Frank Vaughan, bookbinder, for 20 years binder to the Royal library, Windsor castle. Windsor, Berks., [1950?]. 37p. illus. 20cm.

Prospectus, with introd. by O.F. Morshead.

-- -- IRELAND

206 Dix, Ernest R.McC. Irish book-binding; primary introduction to its study. Dublin Penny J new ser 1no22:344-5 Ag 1902.

207 Sullivan, sir Edward. The parliamentary journals of Ireland, 1613-1800. [Bndng.]. Country Life 24no609:313-16 S 1908. illus.

208 O'Neill, Thomas P. and D. Kelleher. Bookbinding in Ireland in the eighteenth century. Paper Mkr 32no1:32-43 Mr 1963. illus.

-- -- LEICESTERSHIRE

209 Berry, W. Turner. [Paas and Cook]. (A case of odd sorts). Ptg R 1no4:262-3 1932. facsim.

-- -- LONDON

210 The Bookbinders' strike. [Statements pro and con 8 hour day]. Ptrs' Register 31no342:5-6 D 1891; [LSC rejects sympathy strike]; H.V. Stow. [Ptg. and allied trades assn.'s position]. (To the editor). 31no344:5 F '92.

211 Davenport, Cyril J.H. Early London bookbindings. Queen 89no2321:989-91 Je 1891. illus.

Abstr. in Ptrs' Register & Bkbndrs' & Stnrs' Rec 31no337: Suppl iii Jl '91.

212 Douglas Cockerell, London. Magnus 1no2:5-6 F 1910. illus.

213 Sixty years a binder; a chat with mr. W. Elkins. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 78no3:15-16 Ja 1916. port.

214 Farleigh, John. `Sydney Cockerell, bookbinder' in The creative craftsman. London, 1950. p.91-103. illus.

215 Mansfield, Edgar. Bernard Middleton in London. Allgemeiner Anzeiger für Buchbindereien 70nr1:7-8 Ja 1957. illus., port.

216 Banden van Bernhard Middleton. Magnus 44nr16:282-6 Ag 1959. illus.

217 Banden van William Matthews. Magnus 44nr122:394-5 N 1959. illus.

218 Santen, J.P.M. van. Banden van Trevor Jones. Magnus 44nr11:226-9 Mei 1959. illus.

219 Mansfield, Edgar. William Matthews. Allgemeiner Anzeiger für Buchbindereien 74nr1:25 Ja 1961. illus.

220 ---. Modern design in bookbinding; the work of Edgar Mansfield...with notes and illustrations on design and the technique of fine bookbinding by Edgar Mansfield and an illustrated introd. by Howard M. Nixon. London, P. Owen, [1966]; [Boston] Boston book and art shop, 1966. 119p. illus. 30cm.

221 ---. Banden von Philip Smith. (Boek en band). Magnus 4:52-3 F 1968. illus.

-- -- OXFORDSHIRE

222 Marle, Frédéric. Reliures d'Ivor Robinson, d'Oxford. Bull Technique: D 1961. Not found.

223 Winberg, Kristina. Ivor Robinson, en representati engelsk bokbandformgivare. Grafisk Revy nr9:197-200 Maj 1966; nr16:382-7 Oktober '66; nr19:438-40 N '66. illus.

-- -- SOMERSET

224 The Library bureau; an interview with mr. Cedric Chivers. Bksllng new ser 2no6:293-8 Je 1896. illus., port.

-- -- SURREY

225 Nisbett, Marjorie. Chiddingfold bindery. Surrey Today 4no9:30-1 S 1965. illus.

-- COLLECTIONS

226 Abbey, John R. An exhibition of modern English and French bindings from the collection of.... [London], Arts council, 1949. 30p. illus. 25cm.

227 ---. An exhibition of modern British and French bookbindings from the collection of.... [London], Arts council, 1965. [27]p. illus. 17 x 18cm. Not found.

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228 Hobson, Geoffrey D. Thomas Wotton's bindings. Country Life 51no1321:577-8 Ap 1922. illus.

Repr. in Studies in the history of bookbinding. London, Pindar pr., 1988.

-- EXHIBITIONS

229 Sheffield. Free public libraries and museum. Exhibition of bookbindings by Walter Slinn of Sheffield; Central library, Sheffield, Oct. 12th-20th, 1946. [Sheffield], [1946]. 13p. illus., port. 26cm.

230 Engelska bokband; utstallningen anordnad av Kunglica biblioteket; The guild of contemporary bookbinders [and] Bokbindarmästareöreningen i Stockholm. Stockholm, Kunglica bibliotekets, 1966. 79p. illus. 21cm.

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231 Exhibition of bookbindings. [At Burlington fine arts club]. Ptrs' Register 31no337:3-4 Jl 1891.

-- INSTRUCTION AND EDUCATION

232 Mr. Douglas Cockerell's lectures on bookbinding. [Report of Design and arrangements of gold tooling for the decoration of book-binding]. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 74no8:1-2 F 1914.

-- KINDS AND STYLES

233 White, J.W. Gleeson. Some recent cloth bookbindings. Bksllng new ser 1no12:15-21 1895. illus.

234 Grolier, jr., pseud. Some recent covers in cloth and paper. Bksllng new ser 2no12:527-40 D 1896. illus.

-- MANUALS

235 Crane, W.J. Eden. Home bookbinding. Useful Arts & Handicrafts 4no41:25-48 1902. diagrs.

236 Hasluck, Paul N., ed. Bookbinding. Repr. of 1st ed. New York, Funk and Wagnalls, [n.d.]. 160p. illus. 17cm.

1. Bookbinders' appliances.-2. Folding printed book sheets.-3. Beating and sewing.-4. Rounding, banking, and cover cutting.-5. Cutting book edges.-6. Covering books.-7. Cloth-bound books, pamphlets, etc.-8. Account books, ledgers, etc.-9. Colouring, sprinkling, and marbling book edges.-10. Marbling book papers.-11. Gilding book edges.-12. Sprinkling and tree marbling book covers.-13. Lettering, gilding, and finishing book covers.

-- MATERIALS

237 Society of arts, London. Report of the Committee on leather for bookbinding. With four appendixes.... [Ed. by viscount Cobham and sir Henry T. Wood]. London, Ptd. by W. Trounce, 1901. 20p. table. 23cm.

238 ---. ---. [2d ed.] Ed. for the Society of arts and the Worshipful company of leathersellers by viscount Cobham and sir Henry Trueman Wood. London, Publ. for the Society of arts by G. Bell and sons, 1905. v,121[1]p. + 11 plates of leathers. illus., diagrs. 25cm.

-- MISCELLANEA

239 Matthews, J. Brander. Bookbindings old and new; notes of a book-lover.... London, G. Bell and sons, 1896. xiii,342p. illus. 21cm. (Ex-libris ser). (Ltd. to 75 no. copies on Japanese vellum, for English sale).

Includes Bookbindings of the present. 1. The technic of the craft.- 2. The binders of today.-3. The outlook for the future.-Commercial bookbinding. 1. The antiquity of edition binding.-2. The merits of machine binding.-3. The search for novelty.-4. Stamped leather.-Books in paper-covers. 1. The summer clothes of fiction.-2. The influence of the pictorial poster.-3. British and American paper-covers.

-- PROCESSES AND METHODS see also - manuals.

240 Foote, Florence. On the binding of books. Craftsman 2no1:33-41 Ap 1902. illus.

241 Harrison, Thomas. The bookbinding craft and industry; an outline of its history, development and technique. London, I. Pitman, [1926]. (2d ed. 1930). x,128p. illus. 19cm. (Pitman's common commodities and industries).

Includes 1. The evolution of the book.-11. Finishing: its historical development.-12. ...Book decoration.

242 ---. ---. 2d ed. London, I. Pitman, [1930]. (First publ. 1926 ). x,139p. illus. 19cm. (Pitman's common commodities and industries).

243 Powell, Roger and A. Gardner. `Bookbinding' in Farleigh, John, ed. Fifteen craftsmen on their crafts. London, 1945. p.1-10.

244 Hobson, Kenneth. Some notes on the history and development of bookbinders' stamps and tools. [Illus. tools of Sangorski and Sutcliffe]. Print 8no4:37-42 D 1953. illus.

BOOKCOLLECTING AND LIBRARIES

245 Greg, T.T. First editions. (Book collectors' fads, 1). Lit Opinion new ser 1no8:259-60 F 1892.

246 ---. Large paper copies. (Book collectors' fads, 2). Lit Opinion new ser 2no4:176-8 Jl 1892.

247 (4:2286) Cole, George W. Bibliography, a forecast, 1920.

Repr. in Bibliographical society of America. The Bibliographical society of America, 1904-79. Charlottesville, [1980]. p.21-39.

248 Carter, John W. `Publishing history and the collector, with special reference to binding variants' in Mathews, Elkin, London. Rare books in English literature. (Catalogues 48, 49). London, 1932. p.3-8+. Cat. 49 not seen.

249 Munby, Alan N.L. Some caricatures of book-collectors; an essay. London, Ptd. for private circulation by W.H. Robinson, 1948. 30p. ports. 22cm.

250 (4:2367) Ray, Gordon N. The importance of original editions, 1952.

Repr. in Ray, Gordon N. Books as a way of life. New York, 1988. p.167-84.

251 (4:2369) Carter, John W. Bibliography and the rare book trade, 1954.

Repr. in The Bibliographical society of America, 1904-79. Charlottesville, [1980]. p.307-17.

252 (4:2371) Taylor, Robert H. Bibliothecohimatiourgomachia, 1954.

Repr. in Bibliographical society of America. The Bibliographical society of America, 1904-79. Charlottesville, [1980]. p.318-26.

253 Miller, A.T. Trends in modern first edition collecting since 1939. Bk Coll 4no1:58-62 1955.

254 (4:2386) Prance, Claude A. Peppercorn papers; a miscellany, 1964.

Insert after association books.: -A famous magazine; an account of the first fourteen months of Baldwin's London.

255 (4:2387) Ray, Gordon N. The changing world of rare books, 1965.

Repr. in Bibliographical society of America. The Bibliographical society of America, 1904-79; a retrospective collection. Charlottesville, 1980. p.416-54; Ray, Gordon N. Books as a way of life. New York, 1988. p.47-83. tables.

256 Kaufman, Paul. Two eighteenth-century guides to the choice of books. [J. Boswell's Method of study, 1738; N.N.'s Directions, 1766]. Libr Hist 1no5:146-52 1969.

257 (4:2392a) Ray, Gordon N. The private collector and the literary scholar, 1969.

Repr. in Ray, Gordon N. Books as a way of life. New York, 1988. p.233-77.

-- BOOKCOLLECTORS see - libraries, personal.

No attempt was made to cover this subject comprehensively. The following are items relating to bookplates in the context of collections.

258 Sherborn, Charles D., ed. A sketch of the life and work of Charles William Sherborn, painter-etcher;...with a catalogue of his bookplates comp. by himself and George Heath Viner. London, Ellis, 1912. 109p. ports. 22cm. Ltd. to 525 copies.

`Catalogue of bookplates by Sherborn' (p.47-99).

Here is listed material about general kinds of libraries, e.g., public, circulating, subscription. Items on libraries at specific locations are listed under --Libraries, Regional, on personal libraries, under --Libraries, Personal, and on special libraries, under --Libraries, Special.

259 Q., pseud. Free public libraries. [And bk. trade; catalogue ptg.]. Ptrs' Register 32no352: Suppl v-vi Oc 1892.

260 Greenwood, Thomas. Public libraries; a history of the movement and a manual.... 4th ed. rev. London, Cassell, 1894. (First publ. 1886). xxi,604p. illus., ports., plans, tables. 19cm.

Includes Part i: Historical and descriptive. ...5. Early public libraries.-9. Public libraries in the northern counties.-10. ...midland counties.-11. ...eastern counties.-12. ...southern and western counties.-13. ...Scotland.-14. ...Wales.-15. ...Ireland.-16. ...London.

261 Ogle, John J. The free library; its history and present condition. London, G. Allen, 1897. xix,344p. tables. 19cm. (Library ser., 1).

Bk.1. General history. 1. The rise of libraries...up to the year 1855.-2. The history of the free library movement from 1856 to 1877.-3. ...to 1887.-4. ...to 1896.-5. The development of the free library.-6. Some past workers and present benefactors.-Bk.2. Brief histories of typical libraries. 7. The library of the British museum, and the Guildhall library, London.-8. London libraries under the Public libraries acts.-9. Free libraries...in seven first-class towns.-10. ...in seventeen second-class towns.-11. ...in sixteen third-class towns.-12. ...in small towns...and villages.-13. Endowed and voluntary free libraries.-Epilogue.- Appendix: Statistical tables.

262 O'Donovan, J. Village libraries. Dublin, The Irish wheelmen ptg. and publ. co., 1900. 11p. 21cm.

Repr. from The Irish homestead.

263 Ranck, Samuel H. Forgotten travelling libraries. Libr J 26no3:261-5 1901.

264 Ker, Neil R. The migration of manuscripts from the English medieval libraries, 1942.

Repr. in Watson, Andrew G., ed. Books, collectors and libraries; studies in the medieval heritage. London, [1985]. p.459-70.

265 Hussey, Christopher. The country house library. Country Life Ann 1958:40-3 1958. illus.

266 Barnes, Margaret. Repeal reading rooms. [Est. 1842]. An Leabharlann 23no2:53-7 Je 1965.

267 (4:2455) Kelly, Thomas. Early public libraries..., 1966.

Rev: L.M. Harrod Libr Assn Rec 68:415 '66; J.R. Allred Asst Librn 59:176 '66; L.M. Newman Libr Hist Group Newsl 7:20-3 '66; W.A. Munford J Doc 22:254-5 '66; E. Castagna J Libr Hist 2:170-4 '67; J. Shera Libr J 1:391-2 '66; R.D. Altick Libr Q 36:337-8 '66; W. Munford Libr World 67:364,366 '66; J.G. OllT Priv Libr 7:70-1 '66; E. Sydney Libr Assn Rec 69:25-6 '67.

268 Ollé, James G. The lost libraries. [Circulating librs.]. Libr R 20no7:452-6 1966.

269 Day, Alan E. More about Arnold Bennett. [His articles on censorship in circulating and public libraries]. Libr World 68no804:337-8 Je 1967.

270 Hunter, E.J. Books to the hearths of all; the first mobile library? [Warrington mechanics' institution perambulating libr., est. 1858]. Libr Assn Rec 70no4:96-7 Ap 1968.

Items relating to the libraries of authors are listed under their names in Authors. See also --Bookselling-Auction and sale catalogues.

271 Brooke, Thomas. A catalogue of the manuscripts and printed books collected by... and preserved at Armitage bridge house, near Huddersfield. London, Ellis and Elvey, 1891. 2v.(vi[2],759[4]p.) plan, facsim. 25cm. (Ltd. to 106 copies, 6 large paper).

272 Gilbert, Henry M. Catalogue of library at Rotherfield Park, Hampshire. [G. Arthur J. Scott's]. Compiled by.... Southampton, Ye olde boke shoppe, 1891. 187p. 26cm.

273 [Bennett, E. Arnold]. A century of books for bibliophiles. London, A. Bennett, [1892]. 16p. 19cm. C-t.

Catalogue of 100 items from his libr. for sale.

274 Braikenridge, George W. Catalogue of the library at Claremont, Clevedon and 16 Royal crescent, Bath. Arranged and described by Reginald S. Faber. London, Privately ptd. at the Chiswick pr., 1894. x,562p. 25cm. Ltd. to 50 copies.

275 Gilbert, Henry M. Catalogue of the library at Highcliffe castle in the possession of...Stuart Wortley. Southampton, H.M. Gilbert, 1902. 143p. diagr. 22cm.

276 Rutherford, Henry W. Catalogue of the library of Charles Darwin now in the Botany school, Cambridge. Cambridge, C.U.P., 1908. xiv,91p. 22cm.

277 Egerton, Francis C.G., 3d earl of Ellesmere. Description of the renowned library at Bridgewater house, London.... With a detailed catalogue.... [London], Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge, 1916. viii,41p. 25cm.

`Introduction: The Bridgewater library' (p.[iii]-viii).

278 Sotheran, Henry and company, London. The Newton library, for sale by Sotheran, limited.... [London], [1929?]. 6p. facsims. 22cm.

279 Bennett, E. Arnold. Catalogue of the personal library...sold by order...and consisting of the works of his English and French contemporaries...sold by auction by messrs. Sotheby and company...on Monday, the 27th day of June, 1931. London, Ptd. by J. Davy, [1931]. 36p. facsims. 25cm. (Not seen: NUC Pre-'56 46:626).

280 Myers and company, London. ...Catalogue of books from the library of the late Arnold Bennett...on sale.... [London], [1932]. 28p. 21cm. C-t. (Not seen: NUC Pre-'56 46:626).

281 Gunther, Robert W.T., comp. `Appendix B: Aubrey's library [catalogue of the books given to the Ashmolean museum]' in Powell, Anthony D. John Aubrey and his friends. London, Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1948. p.295-303.

Checklist, with discursive annotations.

282 Jackson, Holbrook. The Holbrook Jackson library; a memorial catalogue, with an appreciation by sir Francis Meynell. Bishop's Stortford, E. Mathews, 1951. 101p. port. 22cm. (Catalogue, 119). C-t.

`The Burton collection' (p.4-5).

283 Maggs brothers, London. Books from the library of Edward, first lord Herbert of Cherbury, 1583-1648, together with works by him and his friends.... London, [1956]. 18p. facsim. 22cm. (Catalogue 837). (Not seen).

284 Canterbury. King's school. Books given by W. Somerset Maugham. [Canterbury], [1966]. 32 l. 32cm. C-t. (Duplicated typescript).

285 The Bignold library; a catalogue of books.... [n.pl., Privately ptd.], [1967?]. [viii],86p. illus., facsims. 28cm.

The colln. was sold at Sotheby's in N '71.

286 The Bignold library: Additions. [n.p., Privately ptd.], [1968?]. 19 l. illus., facsims. 29cm.

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287 The Spencer library at Althorp. [Letters from the N.Y. Tribune]. Libr J 17no9:384-5 S 1892.

288 Putnam, Herbert. The romance of a great library. [Ashburnham libr.]. Atlantic Mnthly 81no486:538-45 Ap 1898.

289 James, Montague R. The sources of archbishop Parker's collection of mss. at Corpus Christi college, with a repr. of the catalogue of Thomas Markaunt's library. Cambridge, Cambridge antiquarian society, 1899. 84p. 23cm. (Cambridge Antiqu Soc Octavo Pubs, 32).

290 [Tedder, Henry R.]. Lord Acton as a book-collector. [Oxford, H. Hart], [1905]. 4p. 23cm. H-t.

Repr. from Brit Acad Proc '04 - Libr. now in Cambridge UL.

291 The books of a poet and bibliographer. [Richard Garnett's libr.]. Nation 83no2161:456-7 N 1906.

292 Drew, Mary. Mr. Gladstone's library at St. Deiniol's Hawarden. Ninet Cent & After 109no352:944-54 Je 1906.

293 Stirling, Anna M.D.W.P. `William Roscoe and the Holkham library, 1810-1816' in Coke of Norfolk and his friends; the life of Thomas William Coke, first earl of Leicester of Holkham.... London, J. Lane, 1908. (New ed. 1912). V.2, p.124-50.

294 Dodderidge, Sidney E. and H.G.H. Shaddick. ` The Dodderidge library, Barnstaple [with catalogue]' in The Dodderidges of Devon, with an account of the Bibliotheca Doddridgiana. Exeter, W. Pollard, 1909. p.37-51. illus.

295 Stirling, Anna M.D.W.P. `William Roscoe and the Holkham library, 1810-1816' in Coke of Norfolk and his friends; the life of Thomas William Coke, first earl of Leicester of Holkham.... New ed. London, J. Lane, 1912. (First publ. 1908). p.363-83.

296 [Herford, R. Travers and Stephen K. Jones]. A short account of the charity and library established under the will of the late rev. Daniel Williams. London, Ptd. by direction of his trustees, 1917. 147p. illus., port. 19cm.

1. Dr. Williams and his trust.-2. The library.-i. Early history.-ii. Books and benefactors.-iii. The catalogue.-iv. Later history.-Appendix A. List of the printed catalogues....

297 Carlton, William N.C. Notes on the Bridgewater library. New York, Privately ptd., 1918. 20p. facsim. 21cm.

298 Birrell, Augustine. `Bibliographical notes' in Frederick Locker-Lampson; a character sketch with...bibliographical notes on a few of the books formerly in the Rowfant library. London, Constable, 1920. p.150-200.

299 Gunther, Robert W. T. The row of books of Nicholas Gibbard of Oxford. [Bequeathed to Magdalen college; with list]. Ann Med Hist 3no4:324-6 1921.

300 Sayle, Charles E. The library of Thomas Lorkyn. Ann Med Hist 3no4:310-23 1921.

`Thomas Lorkyn's gift, 1591 [to Cambridge university]' (p.313-23).

301 De Villamil, Richard. The tragedy of sir Isaac Newton's library. Bkmn 71no426:303-4 My 1927.

302 Gotch, J. Alfred. `Inigo Jones's books at Worcester college, Oxford' in Inigo Jones. London, Methuen, [1928].

Checklist of 41 items.

303 [Kidd, A.S.]. ...Mr. Charles Thomas-Stanford's gifts to the College library. Grahamstown, S.A., Rhodes university college, [1928].

304 Hobson, Geoffrey D. A seventeenth-century monogram. [James ii as duke of York]. Antiquaries J ??:134-43 1935. illus.

`List of bindings with the LD monogram' (p.135-7). - Repr. in Studies in the history of bookbinding. London, Pindar pr., 1988.

305 Lawrence, Arnold W. T.E. Lawrence, by his friends. London, J. Cape, [1937]. 595p. illus., ports. 21cm.

Includes Book production, Vyvyan Richards (p.[381]-92).-Books at Clouds Hill [list] (p.476-510).

306 Thomson, Gladys S. `The library' in Life in a noble household, 1641-1700. London, J. Cape, [1937]. (Reissued 1950). p.262-79.

307 Pratt, Anne S. Isaac Watts and his gifts of books to Yale college. New Haven, Yale university library, 1938. vi,116p. port., facsims., table. 24cm. (Yale Univ Lib Misc, 2).

308 (4:3191) Ker, Neil R. Sir John Prise, 1942.

Repr. in Watson, Andrew G., ed. Books, Collectors and libraries; studies in the medieval heritage. London, [1985]. p.471-96.

309 Zeitlinger, H. `Newton's library and its discovery' in Cambridge. University. Trinity college. Library. Library of sir Isaac Newton: presentation of the Pilgrim trust to Trinity college.... Cambridge, Ptd. at the U.P., 1944. p.13-[24].

310 MacGarvey, Charles J. Notes on Adam Smith's library and the Bonar catalogue, 1932. (Notes and memorandum). Econ J 59no234:259-64 Je 1949.

311(4:3159) Ray, Gordon N. The Tom Turner library, 1953.

Repr. in Ray, Gordon N. Books as a way of life. New York, 1988. p.372-5.

312 Mooney, Canice. The library of archbishop Piers Creagh. [With list]. Reportorium Novum 1no1:117-39 1955.

313 Fletcher, Harris F. `Appendix i: The book purchases in Mead's accounts, 1614-37' in The intellectual development of John Milton; volume 2: The Cambridge university period, 1625-32. Urbana, University of Illinois pr., 1956. V.2 (1961), p.553-622.

314 (4:3213) Rhodes, Dennis E. Provost Argentine of King's and his books, 1956.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.[187]-[210]. facsims.

315 Osborn, James M. Reflections on Narcissus Luttrell, 1657-1732. Bk Coll 6no1:15-27 1957. facsims.

Repr. in Parks, Stephen. The Luttrell file; Narcissus Luttrell's dates on contemporary pamphlets, 1678-1730. New Haven, Conn., Beinecke rare book and manuscript library, 1999. p.1-15.

316 [Wilkinson, James V.S.]. The Chester Beatty library. Ireland of the Welcomes 5no6:17-22 Mr/Ap 1957.

317 (4:3255) Rhodes, Dennis E. Don Fernando Colòn and his London book purchases, June 1522, 1958.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.[163]-80.

318 (5:10198) Rhodes, Dennis E. Sir Kenelm Digby and Siena, 1958.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.[161]-2.

319 Bennett, H. Stanley. Archbishop Sancroft's library. [Now at Emmanuel college]. (College notes). Emmanuel Coll Mag:32-6 1962. [Sg.: H.S.B.].

320 Griffiths, Robert F. The Hurd library, Hartlebury castle. (West Midland special librs. new ser 7). Open Access new ser 10no4:31-3 Jl 1962.

321 O'Donoghue, M.J. The library of John Gray. [Haddington, now in NLS]. Scott Libr Assn News 52:8-9 Mr/Ap 1962.

322 Munby, Alan N.L. The Ashburnham library. Ivory Hammer 1:98[4]99 1963.

323 Gunther, Robert W. T., comp.. `Appendix B: Aubrey's library [donated to Ashmolean museum, Oxford]' in Powell, Anthony D. John Aubrey and his friends. [New rev. ed.] London, Heinemann, [1963]; New York, Barnes and Noble, [1964]. (First publ. 1948). p.295-310.

324 Jensen, Bent Juel-. En bogsamling i Oxford. [Copenhagen], Forening for Boghandværk, Fyns Afdelingen, 1964. 70p. illus., facsims. 17cm.

325 Fyfe, Janet. Scottish collections in Canadian libraries. [Buchan's libr., Queen's univ., Kingston, Ont.]. Libr R 20no3:175-7 1965.

326 Ladborough, Richard W. The sanctum of Samuel Pepys. [Libr.]. Author 77no3:13-16 1966.

327 Longford, Elizabeth. The duke of Wellington's books. Hist Today 17no1:22-8 Ja 1967. ports.

328 (4:3393) Rhodes, Dennis E. William Hay in Paris, 1967.

Repr. in Rhodes, Dennis E. Studies in early European printing and book collecting. London, 1983. p.67-8.

329 Fitch, John A. Balthazar Gardemau, a Huguenot squarson and his library. Huguenot Soc London Proc 21no3:241-73 1968. port.

`Gardemau's library' (p.266-72).

330 Morgan, Paul. George Hartgill, an Elizabethan parson-astronomer, and his library. Ann Sci 24no4:295-311 N 1968. facsims.

`Hartgill's list of his books' (p.303-11).

331 Munby, Alan N.L. `Arthur Cole' in Cambridge. University. King's college. Annual report of the council.... Cambridge, King's college, 1968. p.17-22.

Repr. in Barker, Nicolas J., ed. Essays and papers. London, 1977. p.267-15.

332 Fitch, Donald E. Milton from Locke's library. [Complete collection, 1698]. (Briefer notes). Soundings (UCLA, Santa Barbara) 1no1:32-4 My 1969.

333 Gillen, Mollie. The library of the duke of Kent. Hist Today 19no10:721-3 Oc 1969. port.

334 Hepworth, Philip. The Cullum library. [G.G. Milner-Gibson-Cullum, Hardwick house, now at Bury St. Edmunds]. East Anglian & Essex Countryside Ann 1969:64-7 1969.

335 Hodgson and company, London. The library of Thomas Hardy. Ed. by J. Stevens Cox. New ed. St. Peter Port, Toucan pr., 1969. (First publ. 1938). 193-216p. 19cm. (Monogrs. on...Hardy, 52).

336 Ives, Eric W. A lawyer's library in 1500. [Thomas Kebell]. Law Q R 85no1:104-16 Ja 1969.

337 Rankin, W.F.K. A seventeenth-century manse library. [W. Moore, now at St. Andrews univ. ]. Scott Church Hist Soc Rec 17pt1:47-63 1969.

-- -- ANGUS

338 Montrose trades' library. Catalogue of the.... [With Rules and regulations]. Montrose, Ptd. by A. Dunn, Review office, 1897. 104p. 18cm.

Formerly Montrose reading society.

339 McBain, James M. History of the Arbroath public library from 1797 to 1894. Arbroath, Ptd. at the Arbroath Herald office by Brodie and Salmond, [1894]. 46p. table. 18cm.

-- -- ANTRIM

340 Bigger, Francis J. Thomas Beggs, an Antrim poet; and the Four towns book club. Ulster J Archæol 8:119-27 1902.

341 ---. An Ulster village library. Uladh 1/2:26-8 1905. Not found.

-- -- BEDFORDSHIRE

342 Bedford literary and scientific institute and general library. Catalogue of the circulating and reference libraries, and of the Old library, founded in 1700, together with a history of the different institutions which have been amalgamated to form the present society. [With Regulations]. [By T.G. Elger]. Bedford, Ptd. at the Mercury pr., 1892. xxiv,320p. diagr. 21cm.

-- -- BERKSHIRE

343 In the Royal library, Windsor castle. Brit Bkmkr 7no78:130-2 D 1893.

Repr. in Brit Ptr 7no37:29-33 Ja/F '94.

-- -- CAMBRIDGESHIRE

344 Munby, Alan N.L. Wisbech town library. Wisbech Soc Ann Report 14:10-12 1953.

-- -- -- CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

345 Sinker, Robert. The library of Trinity college, Cambridge. Cambridge, Deighton, Bell; London, G. Bell, 1891. vii,136p. illus., facsims. 22cm.

1. History of the library.-2. The manuscripts.-3-4. The incunabula.-5. Early English printed books.-6. The Capell collection.-7. The Byron statue.

346 Sayle, Charles E. King's hall library. [With booklists]. Cambridge Antiqu Soc Proc 24:54-76 1923.

Origins of the library.-The earliest catalog.-The catalog of 1473.-Donations of Walter Crome.-Question of Tiptoft's books.-Thomas Scot of Rotherham.- Rotherham's library.-Rotherham's books.-Administration of the library.- Patronage of Cuthbert Tunstall.-The library of the reformation.-Revival of the library.-Library regulations.-Restorations of Andrew Perne.-Appendix: The principal printed sources.

347 Munby, Alan N.L. Cambridge college libraries; aids for research students. Cambridge, W. Heffer, [1960]. (2d ed. 1962). xv,53p. 23cm.

348 ---. Cambridge college libraries; aids for research students. 2d ed., rev. and enl. Cambridge, W. Heffer, [1962]. (First publ. 1960). xv,56p. 22cm.

349 Oates, John C.T. The Cambridge university library, 1400-1600. Libr Q 32no4:270-86 Oc 1962.

Origins of the library.-The earliest catalog.-The catalog of 1473.-Donations of Walter Crome.-Question of Tiptoft's books.-Thomas Scot of Rotherham.-Rotherham's library.-Rotherham's books.-Administration of the library.-Patronage of Cuthbert Tunstall.-The library of the reformation.-Revival of the library.-Library regulations.-Restorations of Andrew Perne.-Appendix: The principal printed sources.

-- -- CORK

350 Coleman, James. The Cork library in 1801 and 1820. Cork Hist & Archæol Soc J ser2 11no65:82-93 Ja/ Mr 1905.

351 MacCarthy, C.J. Fiona. A Youghal library of 1707. [Richard Boyle, earl of Cork and Burlington]. Cork Hist & Archæol Soc J 74no219:84-7 Ja/Je 1969. table.

-- -- DERBYSHIRE

352 Robinson, Eric. `The Derby philosophical society [and its library]' in Musson, Albert E. and E. Robinson, ed. Science and technology in the industrial revolution. [Manchester], Manchester U.P.; [Toronto], University of Toronto pr., [1969]. p.190-9.

-- -- DEVONSHIRE

353 Tavistock public subscription library. A catalogue of books in the Tavistock public subscription library, with...a short history of the library. [With Rules]. By D.P. Alford. Tavistock, 1897. xxiii,164p. Not found.

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354 Alford, Daniel P. A short history of the Tavistock public library. [Tavistock, J.B. Clark, ptr.], [1897]. 12p. 20cm.

355 Wright, W.H. Kearley. The libraries, public and private, of Plymouth. [Plymouth], [1901]. 23p. 25cm.

356 Hunt, Frederick W. Libraries of Devonport, naval, military and civil. [Plymouth, Hiorns and Miller, ptr.], [1902]. 31p. illus., ports. 17cm. H-t.

357 Kingdon, Eric V. Tavistock library. Devonshire Assn Rep & Trans 78:229-38 1946. illus.

Founders.-The library's homes.-The books.-Newspapers and periodicals.-Catalogues.-Officers.-Pictures, engravings, etc.

-- -- DUBLIN

358 Stephenson, P.J. Early Dublin public libraries. Irish Libr Bull new ser 12:27-33 F/Mr 1951.

359 Dublin. Chester Beatty library. The Chester Beatty library, Dublin. [With list of publns.]. [By Richard J. Hayes]. Dublin, Chester Beatty library, [1958]. 36p. port., facsims. 24cm.

360 McPharland, Edward. A Dublin treasure house. (James Macken prize essay). Belvederian (Mag of Belvedere Coll Dublin) 18no1:32-4 1958. port.

361 Dublin. Chester Beatty library. The Chester Beatty library, Dublin. [By Hayes, Richard J.]. [Dublin, E. Walker], 1963. 35[1]p. illus., port., facsims. 24cm.

-- -- DUMFRIESSHIRE

362 Shirley, George W. Old public libraries in Dumfries. Dumfriesshire & Galloway Nat Hist & Antiqu Soc Trans 18pt1 (1905-6):39-44 1907.

Repr. with corrs. as Dumfriesshire libraries. 1932.

363 ---. Addendum to Old public libraries in Dumfries. Dumfriesshire & Galloway Nat Hist & Antiqu Soc Trans 19 (1906-7):176 1908.

364 ---. Dumfriesshire libraries. Repr. from The Gallovidian annual, 1932. [n.pl.], 1933. 6p. facsims. 24cm. C-t.

-- -- DURHAM

365 Kitts, J. James. The Sunderland subscription library. [n.pl.], [1907]. 48p. illus., ports., facsims. 29cm.

-- -- ESSEX

366 Collar, Hubert. An eighteenth century book society. [Clavering, est.1786]. Essex R 44no174:109-12 Ap 1935.

-- -- FIFESHIRE

367 Robertson, Andrew S. History of Dunfermline Tradesmen's and mechanics' library; the origin of the Carnegie free libraries. [Dunfermline, A. Romanes], [1914]. 32p. illus. 22cm.

368 Livingstone, Peter K. Kirkcaldy and its libraries. Kirkcaldy, Ptd. by the Fifeshire Advertiser, [1950]. 35[1]p. illus., ports. 23cm.

-- -- FLINTSHIRE

369 [Friederichs, Hulda]. `10. St. Deiniol's library' in In the evening of his days; a study of mr. Gladstone in retirement, with some account of St. Deiniol's library and hostel. (Westminster Gaz Libr). London, Westminster gazette, 1896. p.[109]-33. illus., port.

370 Lawton, Stewart. A place for study. [St. Deiniol's libr., Hawarden]. Theology 68no535:21-4 Ja 1965.

371 Lewis, E.O.T. The Cowbridge diocesan library, 1711-1848. Hist Soc Church in Wales J 4:?? 1954. Not found.

-- -- GLOUCESTERSHIRE

372 Bristol. Public libraries. Three hundred and fifty years of public libraries in Bristol. [Text by S.M. Booth]. [Bristol, Corporation of Bristol], 1963. 16p. illus., facsims. 13 x 26cm.

373 Langley, Geoffrey. A place to put books. [Bristol public library]. Libr Assn Rec 65no11:397-402 N 1963. illus., facsim.

-- -- HAMPSHIRE

374 Thorold and Lyttelton library, Winchester. Catalogue of the..., Wolvesey church house, Winchester. Winchester, Warren and son, 1915. 102p. 18cm.

375 ---. Catalogue of the...Diocesan church house, Winchester. [With Rules]. [Winchester, Church house], 1936. viii,203p. 21cm.

-- -- -- NATIONAL LIBRARY, DUBLIN

376 Hicks, Eric. The National library of Ireland. Libr World 71no829:7-10 Jl 1969. illus.

377 Ready, William. An Leabharlann; the National library of Ireland. Wilson Libr Bull 43no10:954-8 Je 1969. illus.

-- -- ISLE OF WIGHT

378 Green, F.S. Early libraries in the Isle of Wight. (Looking backward, 2). Wessex Bookman 1no3:15-19 1949.

-- -- KENT

379 Browne, R.P. St. Augustine's abbey, Ramsgate. (The libraries of Kent, 5). Kent News Letter 2no5:[1-2] Ag 1950.

380 Higenbotham, F. Canterbury Royal museum and public library. [And Canterbury Historical society]. (The libraries of Kent, 7). Kent Newsl 3no2:?? F 1951.

381 Guerou'lt, U.M. Whitstable. (The libraries of Kent). Kent News Letter 12no6:[1-4] D 1961.

382 Gibson, K.L. Notes and quotes on some 19th century libraries, chiefly in Kent. Kent News Letter 16no3:[1,3] Je 1965.

-- -- LANARKSHIRE

383 Young, John. `[The Hunterian library]' in Stirling's and Glasgow public library. Report for the hundred-and-sixth year. Glasgow, Ptd. by Aird and Coghill, 1897. p.9-19.

384 (4:2459) Kaufman, Paul. Leadhills, library of diggers. Libri 17no1:13-20 1967. illus.

Repr. in Libraries and their users; collected papers. London, 1969. p.163-70.

385 Mackay, Hugh K. Baillie's library, Glasgow. Scott Libr Assn News 93:376-9 S/Oc 1969.

-- -- LANCASHIRE

386 Liverpool. Royal institution. Library. Hand list of books and pamphlets of the...kept at the Tate library, University college, Liverpool. [Introd. sg. G.H.R.]. Liverpool, D. Marples, 1895. ix[1],71p. + 2 addenda slips. 2cm.

387 Manchester. Public libraries. Author catalogue of the Lancashire and Cheshire antiquarian society in the Manchester central library. Ed. by N. K. Firby. Manchester, [Public libraries], 1968. [87]p. 26cm.

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388 The Rylands library. Paper & Ptg Trades J 80:25-6 Mr 1894.

389 Shaw, George T. `The library' in History of the Athenæum, Liverpool, 1798-1898. Comp. by.... Rev. by W. Forshaw Wilson. Liverpool, Ptd. for the committee of the Athenæum by Rockliff brothers, 1898. p.46-62. illus.

Contents of the library.-Nominees.-Circulation of books.-Subscriptions to lending libraries.

390 In memoriam: mrs. Enriqueta Augustina Rylands. John Rylands Libr Bull 1no6:351-9 Oc 1908.

391 Nicholson, Albert. The Chetham hospital and library; with the historical associations of the building and its former owners. London, Sharratt and Hughes, 1910. xi,120p. ports., illus. 19cm.

392 Pratt, Tinsley. Portico library, Manchester; its history and associations. Manchester, Sherrat and Hughes, 1922. 23p. illus. 22cm.

393 Stott, Clifford. Early Rochdale libraries. Rochdale Lit & Sci Soc Trans 18 (1932-4):104-10 1934.

394 Guppy, Henry. The John Rylands library, Manchester, 1899-1935; a brief record of its history.... Manchester, Manchester U.P., 1935. xviii,106; 13p. illus., facsims. 25cm.

`Publications of the John Rylands library, Manchester, 1935' (13p. at end).

395 Rigg, J.A. `A comparative history of the libraries of Manchester and Liverpool universities up to 1903' in Saunders, W. L., ed. University and research libraries. Oxford, Pergamon pr., [1968]. p.111-41. tables.

Introduction.-The Owens college library, 1851-80.-2. A....1880-1903.-B. The library of University college, Liverpool, 1882-1903.-3. Conclusion and general comparison.

396 Henshall, John M. The Athenæum library. [Liverpool subscr. libr., est.1799]. North Western Newsl 1no102:1-2 Ja 1969.

397 Ulverston book club. [Rules, repr.]. (Libr. history in archives). Libr Hist 1no5:171-2 1969.

-- -- LEICESTERSHIRE

398 Herne, Frank S. History of the Town library (Old town hall) and of the Permanent library, Leicester, being papers read.... Leicester, Ptd. and publ. by W.H. Lead, 1891. 28p. 22cm.

-- -- LINCOLNSHIRE

399 Perry, Martin. The origin, progress, and present state of the Spalding Gentlemen's society. Brit Archæol Soc J new ser 5:39-50 1899. Not found.

400 English, James S. Books and libraries in Gainsborough; a short study with special reference to the nineteenth century. Libr Assn Rec 70no3:62-5 Mr 1968.

-- -- LONDON

401 Athenæum club, London. Servants' library. Catalogue of the servants' library at the Athenæum, Pall Mall. 2d ed., enl. London, 1909. 64p. 21cm.

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402 Sella, Attilio. Pietro Rolandi; libraio ed editore italiano a Londra, 1826-1855. Bolletino Storico per la Provincia di Novara 7fasc3/4:137-55 Maggio/Agosto 1913.

Source mentioned continuation in fasc. 5, but not found.

403 Nagari, Mario. Pietro Rolandi da Quarona Valsesia, 1801-1863, libraio ed editore in 20 Berners street a Londra. Novara, 1959. 159p. illus., port. 25cm.

La vita.-Documenti.-Appendice.

404 [Ramage, David]. Kensington book society. [Circulating libr., c.1826]. Durham Philobibl 2no8:64 N 1964. [Sg.: D.R.].

-- -- NORFOLK

405 National trust for places of historic interest. Books from Blickling hall exhibited at the National book league exhibition, Fine books from famous houses, May 1958. London, 1958. 22p. 21cm. .

406 Maw, Thomas E. The church libraries of King's Lynn. Antiquary 40:235-40 Ag 1904. illus., facsims.

407 Yarmouth new book club. The Monthly book club established at Great Yarmouth in 1780.... [With Rules]. Great Yarmouth, Ptd. for the club by Jarrold and sons, 1915. 27p. 26cm.

408 Burch, Robert M. The Norwich public library and its librarian, with some notes on binding, etc. [G.A.Stephen]. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 80no7:77-80 F 1917. illus., port.

409 Stephen, George A. Three centuries of a city library; an historical and descriptive account of the Norwich public library established in 1608 and the present public library opened in 1857. Norwich, Public library committee, 1917. iv,86p. illus., facsims. 26cm

1. The city library. Foundation and history.-Donors.-Contents of the library.-

The librarians.-Donation book and catalogues.-The quarters of the library.-Donations to the city library, 1608-1737.-2. The public library. Foundation and history.- Chairmen and vice-chairmen of committee.-Donors.- Local collection.-Norfolk and Norwich photographic survey.-Lectures, reading-circles, and exhibitions.-Conclusion.

410 The founding of the Norfolk and Norwich Literary institution. Libr Hist 1:46-53 1967.

-- -- NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

411 Dack, Charles. Peterborough Gentlemen's society. Brit Archæol Soc J new ser 5:141-60 1899. Not seen.

-- -- NORTHUMBERLAND

412 Blair, Charles H. The Society's library. [Society of antiquaries of Newcastle-upon-Tyne]. Archæologia Æliana ser3 10:26-34 1913.

413 Diddams, Christine. The public libraries of Tynemouth, 1870-1970; a historical sketch.... [Tynemouth], Tynemouth libraries, 1969. 38p. illus., tables. 21cm.

-- -- NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

414 Russell, John. A history of the Nottingham subscription library, more generally known as Bromley house library. Nottingham, Derry and sons, 1916. [xi],127p. illus., ports. 21cm.

-- -- -- OXFORD UNIVERSITY

415 Hiscock, Walter G. A Christ church miscellany; new chapters on.... Oxford, Ptd. for the author at the U.P., 1946. xii,260p. illus., facsims., tables. 23cm.

Includes 1. The old library.-Henry Aldrich, book-collector, musician, architect.- 4. William Townesend and his building of the library.-5. The Atterbury, Stratford, Orrery, and Wake collections.-7. The library statutes.-13. Lost books.

416 (4:3190) Ker, Neil R. The chaining, labelling, and inventory numbers of manuscripts belong to the Old university library, 1955.

Repr. in Watson, Andrew G., ed. Books, collectors and libraries; studies in the medieval heritage. London, [1985]. p.321-26.

417 (4:1382p) Ker, Neil R. Oxford college libraries in the sixteenth century. Bodleian Libr Rec 6no3:479-515 Ja 1959.

Repr. in Watson, Andrew G., ed. Books, collectors and libraries; studies in the medieval heritage. London, [1985]. p.379-436.

1. Materials.-2. The chained library and the circulating collection.-3. Library finance and library furniture.-1535-58: 1. Book-buying.-2. Trinity and St. John's.-3. Gifts.-Discarded books.-5. The library of All Souls college in 1546.-1558-1600.

418 Morgan, Paul. The College library. Lincoln Coll Rec 1968/9:6-12 1969.

Preprinted from Oxford libraries, 1974: BLB 1970-79: 719.

-- -- -- -- BODLEIAN LIBRARY

419 Bodley, sir Thomas. The life of sir Thomas Bodley written by himself, together with the first draft of the statute of the public library at Oxon. Chicago, A.C. McClurg, [1906]. (First publ. 1647). 116p. 18cm. (Literature of libraries in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries). (Ltd. to 275 copies).

`Preface by Ruth S. Granniss' (p.[9]-29).

420 Craster, sir H.H. Edmund. History of the Bodleian library, 1845-1945. Oxford, Clarendon pr., 1952. (Repr. Oxford, Bodleian library, 1981). xi,371p. illus., ports., facsim. 24cm.

1. The Bodleian in 1845.-2. Bandinel and Coxe, 1845-81.-3. Nicholson, 1882-1912.-4. Three librarians, 1912-45.

421 Jackson, Sidney L. Bodley and the Bodleian; collections, use and administration. Libr Q 39no3:253-70 Jl 1969.

Bodley and the Bodleian library collections.-Library operation.-Bodley, James and librarianship.

-- -- PERTHSHIRE

422 Innerpeffray mortification. Innerpeffray library and chapel; a historical sketch, with some notes on the books of the library [presented by David Drummond, ld. Madertie]. [Crieff], Ptd. by authority of the governors, [1916]. 26p. illus., facsim. 18cm.

`A quaint corner in libraries', by W. Stewart, repr. and enl. from Glasgow Herald, 4 Je '98 (p.[10]-26).

423 Bothrone, E. An old Scottish family library; notes on the library at Blair castle, Perthshire. [Dukes of Atholl]. Scott Genealogist 10no3:6-22 Ja 1964.

-- -- RENFREWSHIRE

424 Smith, Robert M. A page of local history; being a record of the origin and progress of Greenock Mechanics' library and institution. Greenock, J.M. Pollock, 1904. 129p. illus. 22cm.

425 Hamilton, James T. Greenock libraries, a development and social history, 1655-1967. Greenock, [Greenock public libraries], [1969]. viii,203p. illus., plans. 22cm.

Includes 1. Historical development of Greenock.-2. The church libraries.-3. The Greenock Mechanics' institution and library service.-4. The Watt monument library, Greenock, 1783-1967; a literary page of local history.-5. The librarians and printed catalogues of the Greenock library.-...7. Local printing and bookselling....-9. Shop, subscription and personal libraries of Greenock.-10. Hospital, ship, and industrial libraries of Greenock.... - Rev: E.T. Bryant. Libr World 71:288-9 '70; J.M. Orr Libr Assn Rec 72:179-80 '70.

-- -- ROXBURGHSHIRE

426 Cuthbertson, William F. An old Denholm book. [Denholm library]. Hawick Archæol Soc Trans Session 1933:19-24 1933.

Five strong men of Denholm.-A modest start.-Base coin.-A new catalogue.- Fines for defaulters.-Encouraging new members.-Difficulties experienced.- Popular penny readings.-Exuberance of spirits.-Lean years.-Lack of support.- Library now in Comrades' hall.

-- -- SCOTLAND

427 Scott, John. `The genesis of libraries in Scotland in connection with the early printers there' in Stirling's and Glasgow public library. Report for the hundred-and-tenth year. Glasgow, Ptd. by Aird and Coghill, 1901. p.8-13.

428 Thompson, Alastair R. The use of libraries by the working class in Scotland in the early nineteenth century. Scott Hist R 42no133:21-9 Ap 1963.

-- -- SHROPSHIRE

429 Jones, Henry. A history of Oswestry public library to 1963; a fragment of the social history of the town. [Oswestry], [1964]. 9p. 26cm. (Duplicated typescript).

-- -- SOMERSET

430 Peach, Robert E.M. Collections of books belonging to the city, with suggestions as to their amalgamation in a public library of reference. [Bath], 1893. 10p. 21cm.

1. The Chapman collection.-2. The Abbey collection.-3. The Tottenham collection.-The copy of the Bath chronicle.

-- -- STAFFORDSHIRE

431 Mason, F. Wolverhampton public libraries, 1869-1969. Open Access 17no3:1-5 1969.

-- -- SUSSEX

432 Bishop, John G. `The passing of a venerable Brighton institution [Treacher's Royal library and reading rooms]' in Articles on miscellaneous subjects, historical and literary. Brighton, Ptd. by J.G. Bishop, Herald office, 1899. pp.174-9.

Repr. from Brighton Herald.

433 Steer, Francis W. The Chichester literary and philosophical society and mechanics' institute, 1831-1924. [Chichester], Chichester city council, 1962. 24p. illus., plans. 25cm. (Chichester Pa, 29). C-t.

-- WALES - NATIONAL LIBRARY, ABERYSTWYTH

434 Wales. National library, Aberystwyth. The National library of Wales; a brief summary of its history and its activities. [Aberystwyth], 1955. (Repr. 1955; anr. ed. 1962). 24p. illus. 22cm.

435 ---. Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru...; The National library of Wales; a brief summary of its history and activities. [Aberystwyth], 1967. (Anr. ed. 1973, 1974; reissued 1975, 1977, 1978). 31[9]p. illus. 23cm.

In Welsh and English.

-- -- WARWICKSHIRE

436 National trust for places of historic interest. Charlecote library; books from Charlecote Park exhibited at the National book league exhibition, Fine books from famous houses, May 1958. [Colchester, Benham], 1958? 4p. 21cm. H-t.

437 Tomey, E. Vaughan. The Birmingham book club. [Birmingham?], [1926?]. 6 l. 32cm. (Duplicated typescript).

438 [Stych, F.S.]. On permanent loan. [From Hagley hall to Birmingham reference libr.]. Open Access new ser 12no2:12-13 Ja 1964. [Sg.: F.S.S.]

439 (4:3376b) Parish, Charles. History of the Birmingham library, 1966.

Rev: F.H. Thornley. J Libr Hist 2:163-4 '67; P. Kaufman. Libr Q 37:139-40 '67.

-- -- WEXFORD

440 Ó Súilleabháin, Pádraig. The library of a parish priest of the penal days. [J. Wickham, Templeshannon, co. Wexford, with list]. Coll Hibernica 6/7:234-44 1963/4.

-- -- YORKSHIRE

441 Luddenden library. A catalogue of books belonging to the.... Halifax, Whitley and Booth, ptrs., [1897]. 49p. 16cm.

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442 E.T.W. Dennis. [And Bar libr., Scarborough]. (Our portrait gallery, no.26). Brit Ptr 4no22:5-6 Jl/ Ag 1891. port.

443 Longbottom, J. 'Ye old Luddenden librarye'. Yorkshire N&Q 3no12:375-7 Mr 1907.

444 Walton, James. Eighteenth century village library. [Luddenden reading society; with rules]. Librn 28no12:329-31Ag 1929.

445 Public library handbook: History of the library movement in Huddersfield [Huddersfield], County borough of Huddersfield, [1946]. 30p. illus. 22cm.

446 Beckwith, Frank. The Leeds library. Univ Leeds R 7no3:260-9 Je 1961. facsim.

447 ---. Forty years on. [History of Leeds library]. Univ Leeds R 8no2:110-22 D 1962.

448 Hooton, John F. The James Reckitt public library, Kingston upon Hull. Libr Hist 1no6:184-91 1969. illus.

-- LITERACY see -- reading and literacy.

BOOKCOLLECTING AND LIBRARIES - MANUALS

449 Scott, Henry T. and S. Davey. A guide to the collector of historical documents, literary manuscripts and autograph letters etc.... London, S.J. Davey, 1891. xvi,219p. + 23 plates, 35l. of illus. facsims., port., illus. 25cm.

`A collection of water marks by the late mr. R. Lemon...' (35 l. at end).

450 Slater, J. Herbert. The library manual; a guide to the formation of a library, and the valuation of rare and standard books. 3d and enl. ed. London, L.U. Gill, 1892. (First ed. 1883, 2d ed. 1884). xi[1],424; 16p. 18cm.

451 Quaritch, Bernard, ed. Contributions towards a dictionary of English book-collectors, as also of some foreign collectors whose libraries were incorporated in English collections or whose books are chiefly met with in England. By Edward Burbidge [and others]. London, B. Quaritch, 1892-1921. (Repr. London, B. Quaritch, 1969). 14pts. (350p.) ports., facsims. 25cm.

Includes 1. Thomas Cranmer, archbishop of Canterbury, 1489-1556. (1892).- 2. Mary Stuart, queen of Scots, 1542-1587. Charles Spencer, third earl of Sunderland, 1675-1722. Sir John Thorold, 1734-1815. Colonel Thomas Stanley, 1749-1818. James Edwards, died 1816. Thomas Edwards, died 1828. John Rennie, 1761-1821. Henry Perkins, died 1855. Henry Huth, 1815-1873. (1892).-3. Thomas Allen, eighteenth century. John Horne Tooke, 1736-1812. Benjamin Heath Malkin, 1769-1842. George John earl Spencer, 1758-1834. Mrs. John Rylands. (1892).-4. William Beckford, 1759-1844. The earl of Jersey, 1845- . Stanesby Alchorne, 17.-1800. Bishop John Shirwood, 14..-1473. Thomas Pearson, 1740-1781. Sir Andrew Balfour, 1630-1694. Sir Peter Lely, 1617-1680. Thomas Caldecott, 1744-1833. Christopher Hodges, 17..-18... Alexander Nicholson, 1779-184.. (1893).-13. Maurice Johnson of Spalding, 1687-1755, and his family. Narcissus Luttrell, 1657-1732. Humphrey Dyson. John Evelyn, 1620-1706. Gerald Fitzgerald, earl of Kildare, Benjamin Jonson, 1574-1637. Gabriel Harvey, 1545-16-. Dr. Richard Meade, 1673-1754.

452 Humphreys, Arthur L. The private library; what we do know, what we don't know, what we ought to know about our books. London, Strangeways; sold by Hatchards, 1897. (2d ed. 1897; 3d ed. London, Strangeways, 1897). vi,162p. 20cm.

Includes What is a good edition?-What is a fine copy?-Book values.-On the care of books.-Reference books.-Boudoir libraries.-Bookbinding.-Book hobbies.-Old country libraries.-Weeding out.-The catalogue.-Classification of books.- Munificent book-buying.-Mr. Ruskin's advice.

-- READING AND LITERACY

453 Ackland, Joseph. Elementary education and the decay of literature. [Reading by genre and class, 1870+]. Ninet Cent 35no205:412-23 Mr 1893. tables.

454 Humphrey, George R. The reading of the working classes. [With table of factory libr. issues]. Ninet Cent 33no194:690-701 Ap 1893. table.

455 Lang, Andrew and X, a working man. The reading public. Cornhill Mag new ser 11no66:783-D 1901.

456 Leigh, John G. What do the masses read? Econ R 14no2:166-77 Ap 1904.

457 Bell, lady Florence (mrs. Hugh Bell). What people read. Independent R 7no27:426-40 D 1905.

458 Collins, Arthur S. The growth of the reading public during the eighteenth century. R Eng Stud 2no7:284-94 Jl 1926; 2no8:428-38 Oc '26.

459 Galbraith, V.H. The literacy of medieval English kings. (Raleigh lecture on history). Proc Brit Acad 21:201-38 1935.

460 Thompson, James W. `Lay education in Anglo-Saxon England' and `Normandy and Norman-Angevin England' in Thompson, James W. The literacy of the laity in the middle ages. Berkeley, Calif., University of Berkeley pr., 1939. p.[116]-22, [166]-95.

461 Adamson, John W. The illiterate Anglo-Saxon, and other essays on education, medieval and modern. Cambridge, C.U.P., 1946. 167p. 22cm.

Includes 1. `The illiterate Anglo-Saxon'.-3. Literacy in England in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

462 Webb, Robert K. Working class readers in early Victorian England. Engl Hist R 65no256:333-51 Jl 1950.

Agricultural districts.-Mining and metals.-Handloom weavers.-Railway labour.- Industrial areas.-Conclusion.

463 ---. Literacy among the working classes in nineteenth century Scotland. Scott Hist R 33no116:100-14 Oc 1954. tables.

464 ---. The British working class reader, 1790-1848; literacy and social tension. London, G. Allen and Unwin, 1955. ix,192p. 22cm.

1. The working class reading public, 1790-1848.-2. The realization of the problem, 1790-1820.-3. A new approach, 1820-1848.-4. The dangers of politics.-5. Agricultural disturbances and machinery.-6. The new poor law.-7. The threat of trade unions.-Conclusion.

465 ---. The Victorian reading public. Universities Q 12no1:24-44 N 1957. tables.

Also in Ford, Boris, ed. From Dickens to Hardy. (Pelican guide to English literature). [Harmondsworth], Penguin books, [1960]. p.[205]-26.

466 Lucas, G.R. The diffusion of literacy in England and Wales in the nineteenth century. Stud in Educ 3:240-8 1961. Not found.

467 Miner, John N. Schools and literacy in later medieval England. Brit J Educ Stud 11no1:16-27 N 1962/3.

468 Fussell, George E. Rural reading in old-time England. [Books in household inventories]. Libr R 19no6:405-8 1964.

469 Schofield, Roger. `The measurement of literacy in pre-industrial England' in Goody, John R., ed. Literacy in traditional societies. Cambridge, C.U.P., 1968. p.311-25.

470 Wiles, Roy McK. `Middle-class literacy in eighteenth-century England: fresh evidence' in Brissenden, Robert F., ed. Studies in the eighteenth century; papers presented at the David Nichol Smith memorial seminar, Canberra, 1966. Canberra, Australian national U.P., 1968. p.49-65.

471 Neuburg, Victor E.R.P. Literacy in eighteenth century England. Local Population Stud 2:44-6 1969.

472 Smith, Roger J. Education, society, and literacy: Nottinghamshire in the mid-nineteenth century. Univ Birmingham Hist J 12no1:42-56 1969. tables.

473 Stone, Lawrence. Literacy and education in England, 1640-1900. Past & Present 42:69-139 F 1969. diagrs., tables.

1. The causes of literacy.-2. Evidence of literacy.-3. International comparisons.- 4. Conclusion.

-- -- CHEAP LITERATURE see publishing - cheap literature.

-- BOOKSELLING

474 The Associated booksellers of Great Britain and Ireland discuss the question. [Report of meeting, 23 Ja]. Bksllng new ser 1no2:40-1 F 1895.

475 Philip, son, and nephew. Probable extinction of the retail bookseller. [Activities of religious societies]. (Correspondence). Bksllng new ser 1no11:457 N 1895.

476 Plomer, Henry R. John Trundle. [Bksllr., Paris, 1636]. (Notes and queries). Bib Register 1no3:33-4 1905/6.

--, REGIONAL

477 Boulter, Walter C. Provincial booksellers. N&Q ser10no...: Mr 1906; P.N.R.; C.W. Sutton. 5:243 Mr '06; .. . Correction to BBTC 4:1022.

-- -- ABERDEENSHIRE

478 [Walker, George]. Brown's Aberdeen book-stall. Brown's Bookstall 1:1-7 Ja 1892; 2:13-17 F '92; 3:33-7 Mr '92; 4:45-51 Ap '92; 5:61-9 My '92; 6:77-85 Je '92; 7:93-101 Jl '92; 8:108-19 Ag '92; 9:124-35 S '92; 10:141-9 Oc '92; 11:157-63,169 N '92; 12:179-85 D '92; 13:1-9 Ja '93; 15:35-41 Mr '93; George Washington Wilson, 1822-1893, 16:49-59 Ap '93; 17:73-83 My '93; 18:93-101 Je '93; 19:113-21 Jl '93; 20:129-35 Ag '93; 23:201-9 N '93; 24:225-33 D '93; 25:1-15 Ja '94; 26:22-7 F '94; 27:3-41 Mr '94; 28:49-57 Ap '94; 30:81-7 Je '94; 36:157-81 D '94. illus., port.

479 McDonald, William R. Book-auctions and book-sales in the Aberdeen area, 1749-1800. Aberdeen Univ R 42no2:114-32 1967.

-- -- CAMBRIDGESHIRE

480 David of Cambridge; some appreciations. [Cambridge], C.U.P., 1937. 35p. ports.17cm.

Appreciations: 1. By T.R. Glover.-2. By sir Arthur Quiller-Couch.- 3. By W.H.D. Rouse.-4. By H.F. Stewart.-5. By S.C. Roberts.-The song of David.

-- -- KENT

481 Ellis, J.R. An epic of retail enterprise. [H.J. Goulden's, Canterbury, stners.]. [Canterbury], 1935. [3]p. illus., port. 22cm.

Repr. from Town and Country News Oc '35.

-- -- LANARKSHIRE

482 Messrs. Blackie and son, limited. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 56no1333:68-90 Ja 1892. ports.

-- -- LANCASHIRE

483 Young, Harold E. A memoir of Henry Young, bookseller in Liverpool. Sandgate, Blundellsands, 1930. (Ltd. to 15 copies).

The Liverpool City libr., UK and USA ILL could not locate this item, which may, indeed, be a typescript.

-- -- LONDON

484 Puttick and Simpson, London. Puttick and Simpson's list of sales. [Index to their sale catalogues, 1846-1870]. [By F. Marcham?]. [London], 1928. [1],59l. 25cm. (Typescript).

485 R.E. Thomas; W.S. Wilson; M.J. Atkins. [R.E.Thomas and company]. (Our portrait gallery). Brit Ptr 6no35:309-10 S/Oc 1893. ports.

486 Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent and company, limited; an interview with mr. F.H. Miles (Illustrated interviews). Bksllng new ser 1no1:7-9 Ja 1895. ports.

487 White, J.W. Gleeson. Booksellers' arcade. [Holywell street]. Bksllng new ser 1no6:171-3 Je 1895.

488 Paston, George, pseud. `James Lackington, bootmaker and bookseller' in Little memoirs of the eighteenth century. London, G. Richards; New York, E.P. Dutton, 1901. (Privately ptd. 1893). p.[203]-34.

489 Plomer, Henry R. Inventory of Timothy Garthwaite, bookseller. (Notes and queries). Bib Register 1no2:20-2 1905.

490 Allingham, Emily G. A romance of the rostrum: being the business life of Henry Stevens and the history of thirty-eight King street, together with some account of famous sales held there during the last hundred years. [Some notice of book sales]. London, H.F. and G. Witherby, 1924. 333p. illus., ports., facsim. 22cm.

491 Fabes, Gilbert H. The romance of a bookshop, 1904-1929.[London], Privately ptd., 1929. (Rev. ed. 1938). 56p. illus., ports. 21cm.

492 ---. ---, 1904-1938. [Rev. ed.] [London], Privately ptd., 1938. (First publ. 1929). 64p. illus., ports. 21cm.

493 [Bell, Roy F.]. Gordon and Gotch, London; the story of the G. and G. century, 1853-1953. [Periodical distributors]. London, Gordon and Gotch, [1953]. viii,152p. illus., ports., facsims. 24cm.

494 [Foyle, W. and G., London]. Foyles fifty years, 1904-1954. London, [1954]. [12]p. illus., ports. 16cm.

495 [Smith, J. Granville-]. Jones, Yarrell and company: bicentenary 1960. London, 1960? 15p. illus., ports. 20cm.

497 Jordan and sons, London. Jordans, 1863-1963: the story of Jordan and sons limited.... [London], [1963]. 38p. illus. 13 x 20cm.

496 Parker, Wyman W. Henry Stevens of Vermont, American rare book dealer in London, 1845-1886. Amsterdam, N. Israel, 1963. 348p. illus., port. 21cm.

1. The young man from Vermont, 1819-40.-2. The making of a bookseller, 1840-45.-3. John Carter Brown, 1845.-4. The British museum agency, 1846.-5. The State paper office and the Grenville library, 1846.-6. James Lenox, 1847.-7. The first American tour, 1847-48.-8. Morley's hotel, 1848-51.-9. Smithsonian agent, 1852.-10. Hands across the sea, 1853-54.-11. The great Bible years, 1854-55.-12. American books and an American trip, 1856-58.-13. The Crowninshield library, 1859.-14. The Humboldt library, 1860.-15. The Civil war, 1861-65.-16. Reconstruction in the book business, 1866-67.-17. Brown, Brinley, and bibles again, 1870-77.-18. The Library association, 1878-86.-Appendix: Chronological bibliography of the publications of Henry Stevens (p.308-38).

-- -- MIDLOTHIAN

498 Messrs. Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no1311:171-2 Ag 1891. port.

499 Messrs. Macniven and Wallace, Edinburgh. [Edinburgh]. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no1310:131 Ag 1891. ports.

500 Messrs. Oliphant, Anderson and Ferrier. [Edinburgh]. (Publishers of to-day). Publ Circ 54no1304:680-2 Je 1891. ports.

501 Mr. James Stillie, Edinburgh. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no1312:207-8 Ag 1891. port.

502 Mr. James Thin, Edinburgh. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no1308:83-4 Jl 1891.

503 Mr. John Grant, Edinburgh. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no107:59 Jl 1891.

504 Mr. John Molyneaux of the R.T.S., Edinburgh. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no1313:231 Ag 1891. port.

505 Mr. Robert Waller Hunter, Edinburgh. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no1317:329 S 1891. port.

506 Mr. Thomas George Stevenson, Edinburgh. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no1316:305-6 S 1891.

507 Mr. William Brown, Edinburgh. [Est. 1877]. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 55no1314:255 S 1891. port.

508 Edinburgh booksellers' society. [Laws and regulations]; the...limited, formerly the Society of booksellers of Edinburgh, Leith, and suburbs. [Rev. and adopted 26th April, 1939.]. [Edinburgh, [1939]. 21p. 22cm.

-- -- NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

509 Medlicott, Margaret P., ed. No hero I confess; a nineteenth-century autobiography by Christopher N. Wright. London, Pelham, 1969. 162p. 23cm.

Rev: J. Dove. Libr World 71:836 '70; TLS 12 Mr '70:288.

-- -- OXFORDSHIRE

510 Lindsay, Thomas M. `An Oxford bookseller in 1520' in Stirling's and Glasgow public library. Report for the hundred-and-sixteenth year. Glasgow, Ptd. Aird and Coghill, 1907. p.8-14.

511 M.A. Oxon., pseud. The Parkers of Oxford, by M.A. Oxon. Oxford, 1914. Not found.

-- -- YORKSHIRE

512 Hester, Giles. Nevill Simmons, bookseller and publisher; with notices of literature connected with Sheffield. [And N. Simmons of Kidderminster and London]. London, E. Stock; Sheffield, Leader, 1893. 50p. 21cm.

For individual auctioneers, see under --Printers, publishers, etc. or the regional subheadings preceding.

513 Trade dinners. (Fifty years of The bookseller and bookselling, 6). Bksllr 602:22-5 Ja 1908.

-- MISCELLANEA

514 Shaylor, Joseph. The fascination of books, with other papers on books and bookselling. London, S. Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, 1912. xii,356[1]p. port., facsims. 20cm.

The fascination of books.-Booksellers and bookselling.-The Christmas book.-Bookselling and some of it humours.-Early Victorian bookselling.-Some old libraries.-The revolution in educational literature.-The evolution of the bookseller.-On the selling of books.-Nineteenth century book distributing.- Publishing.-Booksellers' trade dinner sales.-The use and abuse of book titles.- On the life and death of books.-Fiction, its use and classification.- Bookselling and the public.-Hymns, hymn writers, and hymn books.-Reprints and their readers.

515 Antiquarian booksellers' association. ABA annual, incorporating the first annual lecture by Michael Sadleir. London, W. Dawson and sons, 1952. 57p. illus., facsim. 23cm. (Antiqu Bksllrs' Assn Annual).

Includes A book collector speaks to the trade, Michael Sadleir.-Jonas Hanway, Arnold Muirhead.-An annotated copy of Sterne's Sentimental journey, Kenneth Monkman.-The first antiquarian booksellers' directory, Peter Murray Hill. [A. Gyles, 1886].-The story of aquatint and its employment in book illustration, H.G. Gwyn Jeffreys.-The Sadleir 19th century fiction catalogue, Dudley Massey.-William Caxton, an appreciation, P.H. Muir.

516 ---. Books and the man. London, W. Dawson and sons, 1953. 76p. illus. 24cm. (Antiqu Bksllrs' Assn Manual, 2).

Includes Sir Thomas Phillipps; the second A.B.A. lecture, A.N.L. Munby.- Gibbon, the `unprofitable undergraduate', John F. Fulton.-Modern first editions, A. Miller.- The `Lincoln nosegay' books, William A. Jackson [= 1:542].-Dr. Johnson and the book trade, Alan G. Thomas.-The restoration of the Chichester antiphonal, Albert F. Seth.-Notes on advertising in early newspapers and periodicals, Richmond P. Bond.-Old flower books; a bookseller's view, Handasyde Buchanan.-William Creech, Ian R. Grant.

-- PRICES

517 Longman, C. James. The publishers' suggestion for the booksellers' grievance. [Suggests wholesale prices established by publrs.]. Bksllng new ser 1no8:259-60 Ag 1895.

518 The question of the day: an interview with mr. David Stott. [Net books]. Bksllng new ser 1no2:39-40 F 1895. port.

519 Steele, Robert R. The prices of English and Irish books. [T. Downes, 1620]. Bib Register 1no3:41-4 1905/6. [Sg.: Robert Steele].

520 The struggle against underselling. (Fifty years of The bookseller and bookselling, 3). Bksllr 602:14-19 Ja 1908.

521 Macmillan, sir Frederick O. The Net book agreement 1899 and the book war 1906-1908; two chapters in the history of the book trade, including a narrative of the dispute between The times book club and the Publishers' association, by Edward Bell.... Glasgow, Ptd. for the author by R. Maclehose, 1924. 81p. 23cm.

522 Barker, Ronald Ernest. and G.R. Davies. Books are different; an account of the defence of the Net book agreement before the Restrictive practices court in 1962.... With an introd. by John Boon. London, Macmillans; New York, St. Martin's pr., 1966. xx,938p. 22cm.

See also Printing-Imposition, format, and size. For paper production in specific localities, see under following regional subheadings. Major papermakers are listed under --Printers, publishers, etc.

523 LaRue, Jan. English music papers in the Moravian archives of North Carolina. [With list of watermarks]. Monthly Mus Rec 89no995:185-8 S/Oc 1959.

524 Lewis, Peter W. A numerical approach to the location of industry exemplified by the distribution of the papermaking industry in England and Wales from 1860 to 1965. [Hull], University of Hull, 1969. xii,130p. diagrs., tables, maps. 21cm. (Univ Hull Publs. Occas Pa Geogr, 13).

-- -- ABERDEENSHIRE

525 Cormack, Alexander A. 1750-1933: Our ancient and honourable craft; being an account of the rise and development of paper-making in Scotland and at Culter, Aberdeenshire in particular. [London, Ptd. by Loxley], 1933. 30p. illus., port. 21cm.

Repr. from The paper market and stationery world.

526 ---. Paper-making on Deeside, 1750-1932. Deeside Field 6:36-45 1933. illus.

527 [Cruikshank, James]. Alex. Pirie and sons limited, paper manufacturers, Stoneywood and Waterton works, Aberdeen, 1770-1945; the history of a noble enterprise and world-known incorporation. [Aberdeen?], [1946]. 100 l. illus., ports. 25cm. (Typescript)

Introduction.-Historical: 1. Aberdeenshire in the eighteenth century.-2. Territorial records.-3. Ownership of the manor.-Biographical: 4. A family of papermakers.-5. Patrick Pirie-Gordon.-6. Pirie family tree.-7. Calendar.-8. Personalia.-Descriptive: Transition.-Stoneywood in 1945.-11. Statistics.-12. Subsidiary factories.-13. The background.

528 Culter mills paper company, Culter. History of Culter paper mills; two hundred years of progress. [Peterculter], 1951. 63p. ports., illus., tables. 23cm.

-- -- BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

529 Wiggins Teape and company, Wooburn Green. Glory paper mills; Wiggins Teape and company (1919) limited, Wooburn Green, High Wycombe, Bucks. [High Wycombe], [1956]. [44]p. illus., ports. 24 x 30cm.

-- -- GLOUCESTERSHIRE

530 Adlard, Eleanor. A short history of Postlip mill, Winchcombe. London, F. Muller, 1949. (2d ed. [1950]). 32p. illus., ports, facsims.

531 ---. ---. 2d ed. London, Produced for Evans, Adlard by F. Muller, [1950]. 32p. illus., ports., facsims.

-- -- HERTFORDSHIRE

532 Evans, Joan. Time and chance; the story of Arthur Evans and his forebears. London, Longmans, [1943]. xi,410p. illus., ports. 21cm.

Includes 5. John Dickinson, 1806-1848.-9. John Evans, 1863-1869.-10. Nash mills, 1870-1908.

-- -- IRELAND

533 Dix, Ernest R.McC. A note on paper-making in Ireland. Dublin Penny J new ser 1no15:231 1902.

-- -- KENT

534 Wiggins Teape and company, Dartford. The Wiggins Teape group: [The Dartford paper mills]. London, Gateway house, [1950]. 40p. illus., facsims. 23cm.

-- -- KILDARE

535 From The Dublin journal no. 3079 from Saturday October 23rd to Tuesday October 26th, 1756. [R. Randall, pprmkr., Newbridge]. (George Faulkner's). Kildare Archæol Soc J 14no2:167 1966/7.

-- -- LANARKSHIRE

536 Craig, Robert and sons, Airdrie. A century of papermaking, 1820-1920. Edinburgh, Ptd. by R. and R. Clark, 1920. vii,143p. illus., facsims., ports. 24cm.

Reflections.-Newbattle mills.-Moffat mills.-Caldercruix mills.-The limited company.-The board of directors.-The staff.

-- -- LANCASHIRE

537 Murray, Arthur C. The story of the Barrow paper mills. [Glossop]. [Barrow], [1950]. 16p. 23m.

538 East Lancashire paper mills company, Radcliffe. 1860-1960: one hundred years of progress. Radcliffe, [1960]. 61p. illus., ports. 28cm.

539 Walmsleys (Bury), ltd., Bury. The house of Walmsley. [Pprmkng. machinery]. Bury, 1961. 30p. illus., plans, diagrs. 26cm.

Includes `A brief history of Walmsleys, 1866-1961'.

-- -- LEICESTERSHIRE

540 Mason, John. Twelve by eight; some adventures in papermaking. A talk to the Double Crown club, 11 December, 1957. Leicester, College of art, 1958. (Repr. 1959). 8p. illus. 19cm.

541 ---. A bookbinder makes paper. [Twelve by eight papermill]. Penrose Ann 53:80-3 1959. illus.

542 ---. Twelve by eight; some adventures in papermaking. A paper read to the Double Crown club, 11 December, 1957 and now repr. [North Harrow], Private libraries association, 1959. (First publ. 1958). [4]p. 18cm. C-t.

Repr. from Priv Libr 2:38-41 Ja '59.

-- -- LONDON

543 O'Connor, Thomas P. The house of Spicer: to celebrate the reunion of the two great Spicer paper houses.... London, Spicers ltd., 1922. 15p. illus., port. 22cm.

544 Spicers' ltd., London. The house of Spicer; what they make and sell: the story of a visit to their offices, factories, and mills. [London], [1930]. 54p. + fold. map. 25cm.

545 Barclay and Fry, London. Barclay and Fry, ltd., 1799-1949. [Est. 1867]. [London], [1949]. 16p. illus., ports. 21cm.

546 Hall Harding, London. One hundred years of family enterprise, 1853-1953. London, Hall Harding, [1953]. 23p. illus., ports. 26cm.

547 Dray, G.W. and son, London. A century of service, 1856-1956; the story of G.W. Dray and son limited and the Drayton paper works limited. [London, Harley publ.], [1956]. 64p. illus. 24cm.

548 Owen, Roderic. Lepard and Smiths limited, 1757-1957. [Paper merchants]. [London], Lepard and Smiths, [1957]. 16p. illus., ports., facsims. 28cm.

549 Jones, Samuel and company, London. 150 years on paper. [London], [1960]. 39p. illus. 16 x 25cm. C-t.

-- -- MIDDLESEX

550 Willesden dux, London. The romance of Willesden Dux oriental; fabric proofings, canvas, paper.... London, 1941. xxi,174p. illus., ports., facsims. 23cm.

-- -- MIDLOTHIAN

551 Waterston, Robert. Early paper making near Edinburgh. Extracted from the twenty-fifth volume of the Book of the old Edinburgh club, May 1946. [Markinch], [1946]. 29p. facsims. 21cm.

For contents, see BBTC 4:1710.

552 Bertrams, ltd., engineers, Edinburgh. Within a mile of Edinburgh town; the history of Bertrams limited. [Pprmkng. and ptg. machinery]. Edinburgh, [1955]. 39p. illus., ports., facsims. 27cm.

-- -- SCOTLAND

553 Some contribs. to Scottish paper trade history (Some contribs. to Scottish paper trade history). Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 1914; 13. 74no1:18-20 Ja '14; 14. 74no5:15-16 Ja '14; 15. The mills of messrs. Robert Craig and sons, ltd. 74no24:14-16 Je '14; 16. 76no14:12 Ap '15; 17. 77no16:215-16 Oc '15; 17a. 77no20:4 N '15; 18. Messrs. John Collins, ltd., Stoneywood mill, Denny. 78no2:12 Ja '16; 19. 78no15:11-12 Ap '16; 20. 79no2:11-12 Jl '16. illus., table.

-- -- STIRLINGSHIRE

554 Messrs. John Collins, limited, Stoneywood mill, Denny. (Some contribs. to Scottish paper trade history, 18). Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 78no2:12 Ja 1916. illus.

-- -- SUFFOLK

555 Mais, S.P.B. Gateway house. [Ipswich?], Wiggins Teape group, [1955]. 30p. illus., port. 22cm.

-- -- SUSSEX

556 Shorter, Alfred H. Paper-mills in Sussex. Sussex N&Q 1951.

Repr. in Industrial Past 10no1:26-9 '83.

-- KINDS OF

557 M., H.A. The origin of coated paper. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 78no3:12 Je 1916.

558 Entwisle, Eric A. Early black and white papers. Connoiss 97no413:16-17 Ja 1936. illus.

559 Wheelwright, William B. The survival of hand-papermaking in England. Paper Mkr 26no2:25-7 S 1957. illus.

-- MANUALS

560 Parkinson, Richard. A treatise on paper. 3d ed. Clitheroe, R. Parkinson; London, C. Lockwood, 1896. (1st ed. 1886). 147p. + 16 specimens. 21cm.

-- MATERIALS

561 Ryan, Hugh. Description of the Celbridge peat paper factory. [Callender's paper co.]. (Reports on the Irish peat industries, pt.1). Roy Dublin Soc Econ Proc 1pt10:412-13 Jl 1907.

-- PROCESSES AND METHODS

562 Cornely, Berthold. Eine papiergeschichtliche Untersuchung 6ber das Sch)nen und FSrben des Papieres in der Masse. [A paper-historical investigation of internal tinting and dyeing of paper]. Papiergeschichte 6no4:44-60 S 1956.

563 Voorn, Henk. A short history of the glazing of paper. Paper Mkr 27no1:3-10 F 1958. facsims.

Oriental methods.-Early occidental methods.-The glazing hammer.-`No improvements, please'.-The calender; a Dutch invention?

564 Renker, Armin. William Cobbett and his cornstalk paper. Paper Mkr 28no1:23-30 F 1959. ports., facsims.

A Treatise on Cobbett's corn [1828].-Others make paper from cornstalks.

565 Voorn, Henk. A brief history of sizing paper. Paper Mkr 30no1:47-53 F 1961. illus., facsim.

Sizing in China.-Japanese sizing procedures.-Sizing in the Moslem world.- Sizing in Europe.-Rosin sizing in the nineteenth century.-The age of chemistry.

-- WALLPAPER

566 Oman, Charles C. Catalogue of wall-papers [in the Dept. of engraving, illustration and design, Victoria and Albert museum]. London, Board of education, 1929. viii,114p. illus. 25cm. (Victoria and Albert museum. Publ 185 E.I.D.).

`English wall-papers' (p.73-97).

_______________________

567 Percival, MacIver. Old wall-papers. Connoiss 47no186:79-85 F 1917. illus.

568 Brackett, Oliver. English wall-papers of the eighteenth century. Connoiss 52no206:83-8 Oc 1918. illus.

569 Jourdain, M. English wall-papers. Architect R 49no290:14-17 Ja 1921. illus.

570 ---. Early printed papers [used as box-linings.]. Connoiss 52no247:156-9 Mr 1922. illus.

571 Jenkinson, sir Hilary. English wall-papers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Antiquaries J 5:237-53 1925. illus.

Introductory.-The early history of wall-papers in France and England.-Some modern discoveries.-The present article.-English provenance.-Dimensions.-Date, and the question of deed boxes.-Classification of papers found.-1(a). True wall-papers.-1(b). Book covers.-1(c). Box linings.- 1(d). Pattern or diaper papers.-2. Coloured papers.-Postscript.

572 Jourdain, M. Panoramic wall-papers. Country Life 59no1528:60910 Ap 1926. [Sg.: M.J.]. illus.

573 Sugden, Alan V. and J.L. Edmondson. A history of English wallpaper, 1509-1914. London, B.T. Batsford, [1926]. xiii,281p. ports. illus.

1. Wallpaper's ancestry.-2. Early wallpapers.-3. Eighteenth century developments.-4. Famous pioneers.-5. Chinese papers and English imitations.- 6. Late Georgian achievements.-7. The coming of machinery.-8. How wallpaper found itself.-9. The coming of William Morris.-10. Developments in taste and technique.-Mill records.-Raised materials for relief decoration.

574 Tipping, H. Avray. English wallpapers, old and new. Country Life 95no1522:343-5 Mr 1926. illus., facsim.

575 Oman, Charles C. Old English flock papers. (For the connoisseur). Country Life 62no1599:xl-xlii S 1927. illus.

576 Benham, W. Gurney. Wall decorations; paintings and paper. [Wallpaper c.1700 at Holly trees mansion, Colchester]. Essex R 38no149:9-12 Ja 1929. illus.

577 Jenkinson, sir Hilary. Recently discovered wall-paper at Colchester. [Wallpaper c.1717-30 at Holly trees]. Essex Archæol Soc Trans new ser 19pt4:224-9 1929. illus.

Finding and present state of the paper.-Date.-Description.-Method of manufacture.

578 Oswald, Arthur. Scenic and architectural wallpapers. Country Life 57no1726:255-6 F 1930. illus.

579 Oman, Charles C. English chinoiserie wall-paper. Country Life 73no1882:150-1 F 1933. illus.

580 Vallance, Aylmer. Notes on wall-papers. [Early 19th cent.]. Archæol Cantiana 46:150-1 1935. illus.

581 Wace, A.J.B. Lining papers from Corpus Christi college. Oxoniensia 2:166-70 1937. illus.

582 Crace, John G. The Crace papers; two lectures on the history of paperhangings delivered...to the Royal institute of British architects on 4th and 18th February, 1839. With foreword and comments by A.V. Sugden and E.A. Entwisle. [Birmingham, J.G. Hammond, ptrs.], 1939. 55p. illus., port. 24cm.

583 Longfield, Ada K. History of the Dublin wall-paper industry in the 18th century. Roy Soc Antiqu Ireland J 77pt2:101-20 D 1947. illus.

`Index of Irish paper-stainers' (p.116-20).

584 ---. The manufacture of raised stucco or papier mâché papers in Ireland, c.1750-70. Roy Soc Antiqu Ireland J 78pt1:55-62 Jl 1948. illus.

585 ---. Old wall-papers in Ireland; some eighteenth- and early 19th century Chinese, French and English examples. Roy Soc Antiqu Ireland J 78pt2:157-69 1948; 80pt2:187-92 '50; 87pt2:141-6 '57. illus.

586 Heal, sir Ambrose. Paper-stainers of the 17th and 18th centuries. Country Life 106no2740:258-60 Jl 1949. facsims.

587 Entwisle, Eric A. The Blew paper warehouse in Aldermanbury, London. [18th cent.]. Connoiss 125no517:94-8 My 1950. illus., facsims.

588 ---. 18th-century flock wallpaper at Clandon park, near Guildford. Surrey Archæol Collns 52:56-9 1952. illus.

589 ---. Early wall-papers [at Gwernhaylod, Flint.] Country Life 114no2948:212-13 Jl 1953. illus.

590 Daniell, J.A. A series of eighteenth-century wall-papers from Scraptoft hall, Leicestershire. Leicestershire Archæol & Hist Soc Trans 39:34-5 1963/4.

591 Entwisle, Eric A. Wallpapers of the Victorian era. Leigh-on-sea, F. Lewis, [1964]. 55p. + 47l. plates. illus., facsims. 29cm. (Ltd. to 500 copies).

1. Mawer Cowtem and J.G. Crace.-2. Critics of wall-paper design.-3. Two Great exhibitions, 1851, 1862.-4. Manufacturing processes and working conditions.-Wallpaper novelties.-6. Pioneer paperstainers.-7. William Morris and later designers.-8. Rosamund M. Watson and C.F.A. Voysey.-9. Fin de siècle and art nouveau.-10. France and other countries.

592 Longfield, Ada K. Some later excise marks on English wallpapers. Paper Mkr 35no2:36-42 Oc 1966. illus.

-- WATERMARKS

593 Spalding and Hodge, London. Notes on watermarks. [London], [1907]. 24[6]p. illus. 23cm.

Under this heading are listed materials relating primarily to prominent members of the book trade, i.e., printers, publishers, papermakers, bookbinders, illustrators, booksellers, typefounders and typographers, and to presses. Items on other members of the book trade are usually recorded under the regional subheadings of the appropriate subject, e.g. Bookbinding, Bookselling, Illustrated books, Printing. -- Members of the booktrade and organisations listed here are referred to in the Index under the regional heading, e.g., printing - London but the specific items are not indexed under that heading. - Persons and organizations are given references under only one heading, usually the major or prior occupation.

-- ARNOLD, EDWARD JAMES, LEEDS, est.1863

594 100 years of school printing: Arnold of Leeds. Brit Ptr 76no4:84-8 Ap 1963. illus.

595 Arnold, E.J. and son, London. A service to education; the story of the growth of.... [Leeds], [1963]. 64p. illus., ports. 23cm.

Includes The story of the company.

-- ASHENDENE PRESS, Chelsea, 1894-1923

596 Johnson, Foster M. St.John Hornby and his Ashendene press. Wesleyan Libr N 3:1-12 1964. illus.

`Checklist of Ashendene press publications at Wesleyan' (p.11-12).

-- ASSOCIATION OF CORRECTORS OF THE PRESS, LONDON, est.1854

597 London association of correctors of press. [Dinner for foundation of Readers' pension]. Ptrs' Register 30no335: Suppl viii My 1891.

598 Readers at dinner. [London assn. of correctors]. Ptrs' Register 31no347: Suppl vii My 1892.

599 London association of correctors of the press. Jubilee...1854-1904. [London, Eyre and Spottiswoode, [1904?]. 15p. 21cm.

-- BARBER, JOHN, 1675-1740

600 Berry, W. Turner. The first printer Lord mayor. (A case of odd sorts). Ptg R 1no2:138-9 1931. facsim.

-- BASKERVILLE, JOHN, BIRMINGHAM, 1706-75

601 Reed, Talbot B. John Baskerville, printer. [Resumé of lecture]. Ptrs' Register 31no347: Suppl vi-vii My 1892.

602 John Baskerville, a letter to the French king's printer [printed]. Bib Register 1no3:38-51 1905/6.

603 Falk, Valter. John Baskervilles typsnitt i original och efterbildning. [Type specimen]. Biblis '58:46-56. table, fold.facsim. inside back cover.

-- BAXTER, GEORGE, 1804-67

604 [Etheridge, Ernest], ed. Baxter, Le Blond Baxter and Baxter process print values for 1922-4. Leamington Spa, Courier pr., 1922-4. 3v. 15cm.

605 Baxter's prints, of which his plates and blocks passed into other printers' hands. (Baxter chats, 7). Baxter Times 1no7:196-9 D 1923; 8. 1no8:227-31,253 Ja '24; 9. 1no9:259-61 F '24; 10. 1no10:291-3 Mr '24; 11. 1no11:323-5 Ap '24. facsims.

606 Etheridge, Ernest. Faked Baxters. Baxter Times 1no2:50-4 Jl 1923.

607 Catling, H.D. George Baxter, the man and his work. Baxter Times 1no9:281-3 F 1924; 1no10:314-15 Mr '24; 1no11:345,348 Ap '24.

1. What is a Baxter print?-2. How many varieties are there?-3. What are they worth?-4. Are there any forgeries?-5. Who was Baxter?-6. What was his process?- 7. What was his place among colour-printers?

608 Two Baxter collectors on their hobby; graphic lectures at Birmingham. [J.W. Heath; J. Meacham]. Baxter Times 1no10:294-5 Mr 1924.

-- BELL, GEORGE, 1814-90

609 Messrs. George Bell and sons. (Publishers of to-day). Publ Circ 59 [i.e. 58]no1402:524-6 My 1893. ports.

-- BELL, JOHN, 1745-1831

610 Prince, Peter. John Bell and the Universal advertiser. Business Hist 11no2:90-105 Jl 1969.

-- BEWICK, THOMAS, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, 1753-1828

611 Watkinson, Raymond. Leben und Werk des Thomas Bewick. Marginalien 36:3-37 1969. facsims.

-- BLACK, ADAM, EDINBURGH, 1784-1874

612 Messrs. A. and C. Black. (Booksellers of to-day). Publ Circ 54no1298:512-13 My 1891. ports.

-- BLADES, WILLIAM, 1824-90

613 Reed, Talbot B., ed. `Memoir of the late William Blades' in Blades, William. The pentateuch of printing. London, E. Stock; Chicago, McClurg, 1891. p.[ix]-xviii.

614 [Bond, C.T.]. William Blades, typographer. Ptrs' Register 61no731:Suppl i-ii My 1924; 61no732: Suppl i-ii Je '24.

-- BOWYER, WILLIAM, 1663-1737

615 The Bowyers. (The advance of printing in the 18th century; a glimpse at some of the old disciples, 15). Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 50no9:1-2 F 1902.

Printing in Scotland.-Printing in Ireland.

616 Metzger, Bruce M. `Appendix: Bowyer's contribution to New testament textual criticism' in Chapters in the history of New testament textual criticism. (New testament tools and studies, 4). Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1963. p.155-60.

-- BRADBURY, HENRY, 1831-60

617 Brad's, an historic printing house; death of mr. W.H. Bradbury. Brit & Colonial Ptr & Stnr 30no19:355 N 1892.

Punch was bought up.-Spirit and energy.-The beginnings of a great daily [Daily news].-Celebrated issues.-Mr. Bradbury....-Fine printing.-Death.-Mr. Henry Bradbury.

618 Death of mr. W.H. Bradbury. Ptrs' Register 32no353: Suppl vii-viii N 1892. port.

619 The late mr. William Bradbury. Publ Circ 57no1373:481 Oc 1892. port.

620 Bradbury, Wilkinson and company, New Malden. Over a century of security printing. [New Malden], [1965?]. 31p. illus., facsims. 24cm.

A short history of the company.-Bank-note printing.-Control and security.- Postage and revenue stamps.-Traveller's cheques.-Cheques, share certificates and bonds.-General.

-- BUTTERWORTH, JOSEPH, 1770-1826

621 Butterworths, yesterday, today, tomorrow. London, Butterworth, 1977. 44p. illus. 25cm.

-- CALDECOTT, RANDOLPH, 1846-86

622 Davis, Mary G. Randolph Caldecott, 1846-1886; an appreciation. Philadelphia, J.P. Lippincott, 1946. 46[1]p. port., facsims. 25cm.

`Bibliography: the picture books, other books' (p.45-[7]).

-- CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, est.1521

623 Cambridge university press. Four centuries of printing; an exhibition of books printed at the University press, Cambridge, England, 1534-1934.Cambridge, 1934. 30p. illus. 22cm.

Covertitle: Four hundred...exhibition...held at the Sterling memorial library, Yale university...1935; other issues ...held at the Public library of the city of Boston; ...held at the New York Public library.

624 ---. ---,...held in the Library company of Philadelphia.Cambridge, 1934. 30p. illus. 22cm.

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625 ---. The Cambridge university press; historical sketch. Cambridge, C.U.P., 1910. 11p. illus., facsims. 24cm.

626 Stokes, Henry P. The emblem, the arms and the motto of the university of Cambridge; notes on their use by University printers. Cambridge, Ptd. at the U.P., [1928]. 54p. facsims. 22cm.

627 Scurfield, George. A stickful of nonpareil. [On Pitt pr.]. Illus. by Edward Ardizzione. Cambridge, Privately ptd. at the U.P., 1956. 57p. illus. 23cm. (Ltd. to 500 copies).

628 Round, C.J. Round and about the London publishing office of the Cambridge university press, 1902-1953. [London], [1960?]. 92p. + [25]p. plates. plans., ports. 27cm.

-- CASLON, WILLIAM, 1692-1766

629 Looking backward. [Caslon and co. ledger, 1766-72]. Caslon's Circ 17no62:[1] 1892. illus.

Abstr. in Ptrs' Register & Bkbndrs' & Stnrs' Rec 32no352: Suppl vi-vii Oc '92.

630 Printing Christmas literature. [Repr. from Daily news]. Paper & Ptg Trades J 79:19-23 D 1892. illus.