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Elisa Coghlan

Satisfying visually and tactile-wise, bookplates are also catnip for those like me who relish puzzling out who might have read the book in hand (or listened to the old record on turntable).

A new digital exhibit of bookplates from Marquette University's library has just launched. Explore the growing collection here: specialcollections.raynordslab

A black and white bookplate. It features a simple line drawing of a waving, book-holding monkey standing on a creature, with the body of a griffin and, in place of a head, the body of a monk. It has the French words, Sitôt lu Sitôt rendu Sinon pendu
An bookplate featuring a black and white engraving showing a cloudy night sky with a lyre in front of the moon. A banner weaves across, saying Ex Libris Robert Underwood Johnson.
A simple black and white bookplate with an illustration of two large theater masks above a standing woman in silhouette with arms outstretched and, at her feet, piles of books. At the top is printed Ex Libris, at the bottom, Helen Hayes.
Sep 19, 2023, 09:23 PM·Public·Web
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