CAMBRIDGE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
VOL. XV
PART 1 (2012)
Special issue: Incunabula on the move: the production, circulation and collection of early printed books | |
Incunabula on the move: the current state and future direction of incunabula studies by Ed Potten and Satoko Tokunaga |
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Ulrich Zel's early quartos revisited by Paul Needham |
9 |
Rubrication in Caxton's early English books, c.1476–1478 by Satoko Tokunaga |
59 |
Gutenberg Bibles on the move in England, 1789–1834 by Eric Marshall White |
79 |
Movements of incunabula between the former British Museum Library and the University Library in Cambridge by John Goldfinch |
101 |
Bibliophiles in Cambridge, 1975–1978: a reminiscence by Toshiyuki Takamiya |
131 |
The woodcut as exemplar: sources of inspiration for the decoration of a Venetian incunabulum by Laura Nuvoloni |
141 |
Incunabula on the increase: the development of Cambridge University Library's incunabula collections after 1954 by Emily Dourish and William Hale |
165 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 2011 to July 2012 |
175 |
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PART 2 (2013)
Remigius Guidon, Cambridge's Old Paper Mill and the beginnings of Cambridge University Press, c.1550–1559 by Benjamin Pohl and Leah Tether |
177 |
John Byrom and shorthand in early eighteenth-century Cambridge by Timothy Underhill |
229 |
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge in 1577: reading the social space in Sir Nicholas Bacon's college plan by Arata Ide |
279 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 2012 to July 2013 |
329 |
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PART 3 (2014)
Special issue: Great collectors and their grand designs: a centenary celebration of the life and work of A. N. L. Munby | |
Introduction by Peter Murray Jones and Liam Sims (editors) |
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'The history of book-collecting is a study in itself...' by Nicolas Barker |
1 |
'The old war horse at Printing House Square' - A. N. L. Munby, Arthur Crook, and the Times Literary
Supplement by Michael Caines |
13 |
'Many good autors': Two of John Leland’s manuscripts and the Cambridge
connexion by James P. Carley |
27 |
A. N. L. Munby’s collecting of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts by A. S. G. Edwards |
57 |
Frederick North, Fifth Earl of Guilford by Anthony Hobson† |
73 |
Munby and the Keynes Library by Peter Murray Jones |
85 |
A taste for the antique: examples of antiquarian imitation in bookbindings and
bookplates by David Pearson |
103 |
The rest of the iceberg: Reassessing private book ownership in the nineteenth century by Ed Potten |
125 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 2013 to July 2014 |
150 |
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PART 4 (2015)
The illuminators of Cambridge, Corpus Christi, MS 20 and their relationship to London, British Library,
Egerton MS 2781 by Lynda Dennison |
481 |
Rediscovered manuscript fragments of The Prick of Conscience in the library of Queens' College
Cambridge by Daniel Sawyer |
515 |
Early modern English Catholic piety in a fifteenth-century book of hours: Cambridge
University Library MS additional 10079 by Francis Young |
541 |
Stephan Batman and the making of the Parker Library by Simon Horobin and Aditi Nafde |
561 |
The Venetian edition of Midrash Rabba in Cambridge University Library by Benjamin Williams |
583 |
Trials and tribulations: The Cambridge University Courts, 1540-1660 by Jacqueline Cox |
595 |
'Scandalous and libellous books': the Arc Collection at Cambridge University Library by Liam Sims |
625 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 2014 to July 2015 |
647 |
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