Think back to the last book you read. How old was it? Were the pages brittle or waxy, thick or thin? How did the cover and pages feel in your hands? Was there a smell to the book – freshly printed or a musty odor? Did the book catch the eye with its cover, type, Read More
Posts with the tag: rare books
The Archivist’s Nook: Introducing Students to Rare Books
Posted in: Digital Scholar Bytes The Archivist's Nook | Tags: American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives, Archivists Nook, Blogs, manuscripts, Mullen Library, rare books, Rare Books, University Archives | Comment
Unigenitus cataloging project update
Three hundred early eighteenth-century French and Latin titles from the Albani collection, many of them the only exemplars in the United States, are now cataloged and available to researchers in Rare Books and Special Collections (214 Mullen). A sampling of their content may be found at the RBSC blog: http://ascendonica.blogspot.com/
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