The design of the bookplate shown here was used by the Harvard College Library from the 1760s through the first part of the 19th century. Th...
The design of the bookplate shown here was used by the Harvard College Library from the 1760s through the first part of the 19th century. Th...
I was very happy to add the colorful and attractive bookplate for the Newark (NJ) Public Library (shown to the left) to my collection recen...
This post features three vintage library bookplates (shown above) in my collection. All three were formerly in books that were probably disc...
I first became aware of Antioch Bookplates in 2009 while researching an envelope addressed to Ernest Morgan, Secretary of the Bookplate Coll...
I recently acquired a bookplate for Dabney's Circulating Library of Salem, Massachusetts. The library was located in the Salem Bookstore...
Bookplate collectors often remove bookplates from books for their collections. As a very modest collector of bookplates from institutional l...
The primary purpose of a bookplate is to indicate the ownership of the book in which it is located. Bookplates in books in institutional lib...
I recently added The Bookplates of the Los Angeles Public Library by Joan L. West (Los Angeles Library Association, 1971) to my library his...
Walter Lewis Brown (1861-1931) played a significant role in the development of the Buffalo Public Library, now the Buffalo & Erie County...
I came across this promotional item for the Globe-Wernicke Co. at the CHICAGOPEX stamp show this weekend. It is not a perfect fit for my po...
Although I specialize in the collection of postal librariana , my overall collection of librariana includes a wide variety of items. One of ...
Early academic libraries, unlike those of today, were not very friendly to students. This led to the creation of student literary societies...
The "Library Cover Story" for June on the Library History Buff website involves Katharine Sharp and the Lake Placid Club. A bookpl...