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Today's #PublishersBindingThursday brought to you by some companionable books and a cover design by the incomparable Margaret Armstrong.
What are your favorite companionable books?
Henry Van Dyke. Companionable books. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1922.
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Presenting Novel Culture Podcast's Quick Review: Queen Takes Knights by Joely Sue Burkhart.
Reviewed by Desiree Rose with Novel Culture Podcast.
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Sometimes I find unexpected things when cataloging. This adorable drawing of “Little Mitty” was tucked inside this tiny copy of “Songs of Shakespeare.” Got to love the (literally) small surprises!
-Bethany K.
These beautiful engravings were photographed for a #libraryexhibit here at the #kislakcenter in 2003. Hailing from the Charles J. Mendelsohn Cryptology Collection, they were included in “Deciphering the Past: A Retrospective View of the Art & Science of Cryptology, curated by our Director of Special Collections Processing, Regan Kladstrup. Here we have an example (exemplum) and key (clavis) that could be used in the service of sending a top secret message, what fun! *** Cryptographica, Germany, 1684 652M F913 http://ow.ly/rQQB30hcQwI Charles J. Mendelsohn Cryptology Collection *** #pennlibraries #inthestacks #cryptology #flowers #etching #fineprinting #rarebooks #scpc
Diego & Frida in Detroit
Rosenthal, Mark, Diego Rivera & Frida Kahlo in Detroit, Detroit: Detroit Institute of Arts, 2015.
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Imagine our delight when we opened the envelope that houses this pamphlet to find it wrapped in this gorgeous Dutch gilt paper. There are always surprises to be found in the stacks.⠀ ⠀ Joh. Frider. Christii Ad eruditos quosdam de moribus simul de Phaedro eius que fabulis uberior expositio ; accessit auctarium fabularum quarundam Phaedri nec Phaedri Lipsiae : Apud Viduam B.C. Fritschii, 1747. PA6566 .C48⠀ ⠀ #inthestacks #dutchgilt #decorativepaper #pattern #design #art #history #bookarts #bookhistory #books #libraries #librariesofinstagram #iglibraries #specialcollections #rarebooks #mizzou #universityofmissouri #columbiamo #ellislibrary (at Special Collections, Archives & Rare Books at Mizzou)
We are big on New Year’s Resolutions here at the #kislakcenter, and this year we resolve to improve our health while having FUN! With that in mind, here's a little inspiration (and humor) from “Walker’s Manly Exercises,” a book full of fitness tips for all humans who like to keep active and fit. *** Walker’s Manly Exercises, Philadelphia, 1856 GV703 W17 1856 http://ow.ly/4V5L30hlZeL R. Tait McKenzie Collection *** #pennlibraries #newyearsresolution #illustration #walkersmanlyexercises #rarebooks #inthestacks
Travel the world through print: Naples, Italy.
Fitzgerald, Sybil, Naples [painted by Augustine Fitzgerald; described by Sybil Fitzgerald], London: A. & C. Black, 1904.
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