Customs and Fashions in Old New England. Book-plates, p. 286. Alice Morse Earle.
New York, Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1893.
Jamaica Plain News. Sketch of a “talk” on Book-plates, by Mr. E. N. Hewins.
Jamaica Plain, Mass. U.S.A., March 3, 1894.
Origin and Growth of the Library of the Massachusetts Historical Society. A paper presented at a Meeting of the Society, November 9, 1893, by Samuel Abbott Green, M.D. Pamphlet.
John Wilson & Son, University Press,
Cambridge, Mass., 1893.
Describes the various book-plates used by the Society, and is illustrated with several fac-similes.
The Jaunceys of New York. Pamphlet, 24 pp.
New York, 1876.
William Jauncey’s book-plate for frontispiece.
Annals of the Van Rennselaers in the United States, by Rev. Maunsell Van Rennselaer, D.D., LL.D.
Albany, 8vo., pp. 241. 1888.
Book-plate of K. K. Van Rennselaer, to face page 214.
Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. IX., page 14.
Book-plate of Sir John St. Clair. Notices on him by Charles R. Hildeburn. 1885.
THE ENGLISH BIBLIOGRAPHY
By H. W. Fincham, Esq., and James Roberts Brown, F.R.G.S.
[Reprinted by their kind permission.]
1. Bartsch (Adam). Le Peintre Graveur, Vol. VII., for plates by Dürer and others.
Vienna, 21 vols., 8vo, 1803-1821.
2. Moule (Thomas). Bibliotheca Heraldica Magnæ Britanniæ, pp. 367-388.
London, royal 8vo, 1822.
Moule used the cut on the title-page as his book-plate.
3. The Gentleman’s Magazine. Remarks on the invention of book-plates, Part ii., 613.
London, 8vo, 1822.
4. The Gentleman’s Magazine. Book-plates (C. S. B.), Part i., 198-199.
London, 8vo, 1823.
5. Wadd (William). Mems., Maxims, and Memoirs, pp. 146-147.
London, Callow & Wilson, 8vo, 1827.
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Oxford, J. Vincent, royal 8vo, 1837.
7. Notes and Queries, 1st Series. Book-plates, whimsical one, vi., 32; motto, i., 212; early, iii., 495; iv., 46, 93, 354; vii., 26; xi., 265, 351, 471; xii., 35, 114.
London, 1849-1855.
8. Dennistoun (James). Memoirs of Sir Robert Strange … and Andrew Lumisden, ii., 283-284.
London, Longman, 2 vols., 8vo, 1855.
Gives the dates of three book-plates engraved by Strange.
9. Notes and Queries, 2d Series. Book-stamps, armorial, x., 409.
London, 1856-1861.
10. Notes and Queries, 3d Series. Book-plates, armorial, vi., 306; their heraldic authority, xii., 117, 218.; by R. A., wood engraver, viii., 308. London, 1862-1867.
11. Beaupré (M.). Notice sur quelques Graveurs Nancéiens du XVIII Siècle. Nancy, Lucien Wiener, 8vo, 1862.
Contains description of a number of book-plates engraved by Dominique Collin.
12. See American Bibliography, No. 1.
13. See American Bibliography, No. 1.
14. See American Bibliography, No. 2.
15. Leighton, F.S.A. (John). Book-plates, Ancient and Modern, with examples, illustrated. Gentleman’s Magazine, 4th Series, Vol. I., pp. 798-804.
London, 8vo, June, 1866.
Reprinted in the Ex Libris Journal, July, 1891; also reprinted in the British and Colonial Printer and Stationer, August 6, 1891.
16. Hugo, M.A. (Thos.). The Bewick Collector, illustrated, pp. 303-322.
London, Reeve & Co., 8vo, 1866.