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BIBLIO, EXPLORING THE WORLD OF BOOKS
VOLUME 3, NO.12, DEC., 1998. IN THIS ISSUE: J. Fawcett on Thomas Malthus, A.S. Earle on 19th-century illustrated flower books, N.H. Marshall on Clement Moore, and R. Armstrong on the "state of the art book." ALSO: M. Atwood discusses storytelling (excerpt), B. Strubble takes a bibliophile tour of England, and the Bill Gates Library Foundation commits $200 million over the next 5 years to give libraries access to the latest computer technology. AND MORE.
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MARQUES DES LIVRES ANCIENNES ET MODÉRNES, FRANÇAISES ET É...
by Bouland, Dr L.
First edition. An important book describing the bookplates and special designs on books used by collectors to denote ownership. Many illustrations and biographical descriptions of the collector. Spine age darkened. Some chipping along hinges and at spine ends.
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