of England, while many have also joined the societies in France and
Germany. No American Society has as yet been seriously proposed.
A LIST OF AMERICAN MEMBERS OF THE EX LIBRIS SOCIETY.
Charles Dexter Allen Hartford, Conn.
G. A. Armour Chicago, Ill.
S. P. Avery New York City.
William E. Baillie Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. Richard J. Barker Warren, R.I.
Walter R. Benjamin New York City.
E. H. Bierstadt New York City.
Henry Blackwell New York City.
E. W. Blatchford Chicago, Ill.
Boston Athenæum Boston, Mass.
Boston Public Library Boston, Mass.
Helen E. Brainerd New York City.
William George Brown Lexington, Va.
J. H. Buck New York City.
William A. Butterfield Boston, Mass.
Dr. Charles E. Clark Lynn, Mass.
J. H. Corning Washington, D.C.
Hon. W. A. Courtenay Charleston, S.C.
Dr. R. B. Coutant Tarrytown, N.Y.
George W. Cram Norwalk, Conn.
H. E. Deats Flemington, N.J.
Pickering Dodge Washington, D.C.
Dr. J. H. Dubbs Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. E. H. Duhme Cincinnati, Ohio.
George Wharton Edwards New York City.
Dr. Henry C. Eno Saugatuck, Conn.
F. W. French Boston, Mass.
E. H. Frost Charleston, S.C.
Mrs. E. M. Gallaudet Washington, D.C.
Christian Gerhardt New York City.
Grolier Club New York City.
E. N. Hewins Boston, Mass.
A. L. Hollingsworth Boston, Mass.
W. F. Hopson New Haven, Conn.
Paul Lemperly Cleveland, Ohio.
Fred J. Libbie Boston, Mass.
Richard C. Lichtenstein Boston, Mass.
George A. Macbeth Pittsburg, Pa.
Montague Marks New York City.
Charles T. Martin Hartford, Conn.
Thomas L. Montgomery Philadelphia, Pa.
Newberry Library Chicago, Ill.
New York State Library Albany, N.Y.
Nathaniel L. Paine Worcester, Mass.
George B. Perry Boston, Mass.
Daniel Ravenel Charleston, S.C.
Henry S. Rowe Boston, Mass.
Rowfant Club Cleveland, Ohio.
J. Douglas Scott Hyde Park, Mass.
Heromich Shugio Washington, D.C.
Howard Sill Glendale, Mass.
Fred Webber Washington, D.C.
Horace W. Whayman Newport, Ky.
John P. Woodbury Boston, Mass.
Worcester Public Library Worcester, Mass.
Others who have collections, or who are interested in book-plates, but
are not members of the societies, are:--
Samuel Auxer Lancaster, Pa.
Albert C. Bates Hartford, Conn.
Arlo Bates Boston, Mass.
Robert A. Brock Richmond, Va.
Henry M. Brooks Salem, Mass.
Henry B. Bult New York City.
H. B. Bryant Portland, Me.
Dr. Swan M. Burnett Washington, D.C.
William J. Campbell Philadelphia, Pa.
Beverly Chew New York City.
Dartmouth College Library Hanover, N.H.
Henri Pene Du Bois New York City.
Howard Edwards Philadelphia, Pa.
Paul Leicester Ford Brooklyn, N.Y.
Frank B. Gay Hartford, Conn.
Edward D. Harris New York City.
Laurence Hutton New York City.
Charles C. Moreau New York City.
Edward W. Nash New York City.
New York Historical Society New York City.
Henry Thorpe Brooklyn, N.Y.
Lyon G. Tyler Williamsburg, Pa.
William H. Whitmore Boston, Mass.
[Illustration: Jeremiah Evarts.]
THE EX LIBRIS SOCIETIES.
[Illustration: T]he Ex Libris Society, of London, was organized in 1891,
and now has four hundred members, of whom about fifty are residents of
the United States. The Society publishes a handsomely illustrated
Monthly Journal, which is free to members. The Annual Dues are ten
shillings, sixpence. The Entrance Fee is two shillings, sixpence. This
Society will probably limit its membership and raise its dues before
long. All persons interested in the collecting of book-plates, except
dealers in plates, are eligible to membership. The pre-payment of the
Entrance Fee and the Annual Dues constitutes one a member.
The Honorable Secretary of the Society is Mr. W. H. K. Wright, of
Plymouth, England. The Corresponding Secretary for the United States is
Mr. Charles Dexter Allen, Hartford, Conn.
DES EX-LIBRIS-VEREINS ZU BERLIN.
The German Society published the first number of its Quarterly in
October, 1891. This is beautifully illustrated with many plates in
colors, and is free to all members. The Annual Dues are twelve marks.
The address of the Secretary is, Friedrich Warnecke,
Friedrich-Wilhelmsstrasse, 4. Berlin, W., Germany.
SOCIETE FRANÇAISE DES COLLECTIONNEURS D’EX LIBRIS.
The French Society was organized in 1893, and published the first number
of its Archives in January, 1894. This monthly is free to all members.
The Annual Dues are nineteen francs and fifty centimes. The address of
the Secretary is, 3 Foubourg Saint-Jacques, Paris.
[Illustration: John Andrew]
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
_AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH._
THE AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY.
_By Eben Newell Hewins._
Book-plate collecting in the United States is of such recent growth that
the literature on the subject is naturally limited, consisting of only a
few scattered magazine and newspaper articles.
The following list is believed to be nearly, if not quite, complete.
The compiler desires his thanks to all who have assisted him in his
work; and especially would he thank Mr. H. W. Fincham and Mr. James
Roberts Brown, for kind permission to use their exhaustive English
Bibliography, which is here reprinted from the journal of the Ex Libris
Society; and also Mr. Walter Hamilton, for permission to use his
Bibliography, prepared for his “Hand-Book of French Book-Plates.”
Additions to this list are desired, and correspondents having knowledge
of articles not noted here will confer a favor by communicating with
either the author or compiler.
=1. The Heraldic Journal.= Vol. I., American book-plate engravers; Thomas
Johnson, p. 6; Nat. Hurd, p. 19; John Cole, Jun., pp. 95-108. Vol. II.,
American book-plate engravers; Thomas Turner, p. 94. Vol. III., The
Harris collection of book-plates, pp. 21-24; Thomas Child’s book-plate,
p. 190. Vol. IV., The Spooner book-plate, p. 45; the William King
Atkinson book-plate, p. 119; Heraldic Painters and Engravers, p. 192.
J. K. Wiggin, Boston, 8vo, 1865-1868.
=2. Whitmore (William H.).= Elements of Heraldry.
Boston, 1866.
Contains copies of book-plates and notices of early American book-plate
engravers.
=3. Winsor (Justin).= A catalogue of the collection of books and
manuscripts formerly belonging to the Rev. Thomas Prince, ... now
deposited in the public library of the city of Boston, v., viii.,
illustrated.
Boston, U.S.A., 4to, 1870.
Describes the various book-plates of the Rev. Thomas Prince,
1687-1758.
=4. Brown (John Coffin Jones).= The Coffin family, its armorial bearings,
and origin of the name, illustrated.
Boston, 8vo, 1881.
=5. Literary World.= A Library Pest, July 2, 1881. The Study of
Book-plates. A review of Warren, Aug. 13, 1881. (By Rev. Dr. Joseph
Henry Dubbs.)
Boston, U.S.A., 1881.
=6. Leach (Frank Willing).= The Right to bear Arms, illustrated. _The
Continent_, Vol. III., pp. 513-523.
Philadelphia, Penn., U.S.A., April 25, 1883.
Many of the illustrations given are copies of book-plates.
=7. Lichtenstein (Richard C.).= Early Book-plates. _The Boston Daily
Globe_, April 22, 1885.
=8. Book-Mart.= Original stanzas for insertion on the fly-leaves of lent
books, III., 27.
Pittsburgh, Penn., U.S.A., 8vo, 1885.
=9. The Book Buyer.= A List of American Book-plate Collectors, III., 165.
The Original and Imitation Washington Book-plate, illustrated, III.,
234. Practical Suggestions for Book-plates, illustrated, III., 377.
New York, Scribner, 4to, 1886.
=10. Hutton (Laurence).= Some American Book-plates, illustrated. _The Book
Buyer_, Vol. III., 7-9, 63-65, 112-114, 159-161.
New York, Scribner, 4to, 1886.
These articles were reprinted in the _Ex Libris Journal_, Vol. II., pp.
42, 52, 69.
=11. New York Genealogical and Biographical Record=, Vol. XVIII., No. 1.
Samuel Provoost, First Bishop of New York. An address to the
Genealogical and Biographical Society. Illustrated with portrait and
book-plate of Bishop Provoost.
New York, January, 1887.
=12. Lichtenstein (Richard C.).= Early New England and New York Heraldic
Book-plates. _New England Historical and Genealogical Register_, XL.,
295-299. Published under the direction of the New England Historic
Genealogical Society.
Boston, 8vo, 1886.
Also privately printed with additions.
=13. Lichtenstein (Richard C.).= Early Southern Heraldic Book-plates. _New
England Historical and Genealogical Register_, XLI., 296. Published
under the direction of the New England Historic Genealogical Society.
Boston, 8vo, 1887.
Also privately printed.
=14. Lichtenstein (Richard C.).= American Book-plates and their Engravers,
illustrated. _The Curio_, 11-17, 61-66, 110-114; Washington’s Library,
illustrated, 246-252.
New York, U.S.A., R. W. Wright, folio, 1887.
_The Curio_ was discontinued after the sixth number.
=15. Martin (Charles Towneley).= Book-plates and their Early Engravers.
_City Mission Record._
Hartford, Conn., 1888.
=16. Dubbs (Rev. Dr. Joseph Henry).= Peter Miller’s Book-plate. _Reformed
Church Messenger_ (Whitehall Papers, second series, No. V.).
Philadelphia, Penn., U.S.A., June 19, 1889.
=17. The Century Magazine=, Vol. XXXIX. The Grolier Club, 87.
New York and London, 8vo, 1889.
Contains the book-plate of the Grolier Club.
=18. The American Book Maker.= Book-plates, illustrated. Vol. XI., No. 2,
8vo, August, 1890; Vol. XIII., No. 3, 8vo, September, 1891.
New York, U.S.A.
=19. The Book Lover.= Edited by Ingersoll Lockwood, Phil. Bibl.
Book-plate, A Classical, by Rhead, 60; An American, 35; An Artistic, by
Rhead, 79; Book-plates, by Rhead, 53, 91; Centennial, by A. B. Bogart,
69; Design for, 23; for Cultured Collectors, 115; Book-plates, 13. All
the above articles are illustrated.
New York, William Evarts Benjamin, 8vo, 1890.
Publication discontinued after twelfth number.
=20. The Sunday Sun.= South Carolina Book-plates.
Charleston, S.C., January 4, 1891.
=21. Dubbs (Rev. Dr. Joseph Henry).= Hobbies and How to Ride them. _The
Interior_, June 11, 18, 1891.
Chicago, Ill., 1891.
These articles do not directly refer to book-plates, but contain
incidental allusions.
=22. Providence Sunday Journal.= Collecting Book-plates, Mrs. E. H. L.
Barker.
Providence, R.I., U.S.A., November 15, 1891.
=23. The News and Courier.= A Bibliographical Hint. Something about
Book-plates.
Charleston, S.C., U.S.A., March 1, 1892.
=24. Stevenson (E. Ireneus).= The Book-plate and How to Make it. _The
Christian Union._
New York, U.S.A., April 30, 1892.
=25. The Collector.= Some Historic Book-plates (Rev. Dr. J. H. Dubbs), V.,
151-152, 164-165, 176-177; German Book-plates of Pennsylvania (Rev. Dr.
J. H. Dubbs), VI., 3-5; The Book-plate of Jacob Sargeant, illustrated
(Charles Dexter Allen); Collection of Book-plates, VI., 29.
New York, Walter Romeyn Benjamin, 4to, 1892.
=26. Hutton (Laurence).= From the Books of Laurence Hutton. On Some
American Book-plates, chapter i., 3-29.
New York, Harper & Bros., 12mo, 1892.
A reprint of the articles which appeared in the _Book Buyer_, 1886,
and also in the _Ex Libris Journal_, Vol. II.
=27. American Dictionary of Printing and Book-making=, Part iv., 180, 181.
Ex Libris, illustrated.
New York, Howard Lockwood & Co., 4to, 1892.
=28. The Book Buyer.= Some English Book-plates. A review of Mr. Castle’s
book, illustrated, V., pp. 19-22. Some French Book-plates. A review of
Mr. Hamilton’s book, illustrated, V., pp. 65-67.
New York, Charles Scribner’s Sons, 4to, 1893.
=29. The Library Journal.= Note of the Ex Libris Society of London.
New York, May, 1893.
=30. Jamaica Plain News.= Book-plates. A review of Mr. Castle’s book,
illustrated.
Jamaica Plain, Mass., U.S.A., July 8, 1893.
=31. The Critic.= Book-plates of New England Authors. A review of Mr.
Castle’s book, illustrated, Vol. XIX., pp. 82, 83. Some American
Book-plates, illustrated, Vol. XX., pp. 88, 89.
The Critic Company, New York, folio, 1893.
=32. The Hartford Post.= Hundreds of Book-plates in the Collection of a
Hartford Gentleman, illustrated.
Hartford, Conn., U.S.A., August 19, 1893.
=33. The Richmond Despatch.= Arms of the Virginia Company. An interesting
historical book-plate. R. A. Brock, Secretary Southern Historical
Society, September 17, 1893. That old Book-plate. Note on the Arms of
the Virginia Company, October 15, 1893.
Richmond, Va., U.S.A., 1893.
=34. The Richmond Despatch.= Note on the _Ex Libris Journal_.
Richmond, Va., December 3, 1893.
=35. The Albany Argus.= Note on Book-plate of the Albany Library Society.
Albany, N.Y., U.S.A., November, 1893.
=36. Magazine of Art.= “Ex Libris.” A review of Mr. Castle’s book.
New York, folio, December, 1893.
=37. The Book-Lover’s Almanac.= The Art of the Book-plate, by Henri Pene
DuBois, with seven caricature designs by Henriot. The Carroll
Book-plate, by Charles Dexter Allen, illustrated.
New York, Duprat & Co., 1893.
=38. The Art Amateur.= Ex-Libris Notes, illustrated, Vol. XXX., pp. 92,
121, 148, 173.
New York, Montague Marks, Publisher, 25 Union Square, folio, 1894.
=39. The Dial.= Private Book-marks. A note of Mr. Hardy’s book, p. 88.
Chicago, Ill., February 1, 1894.
=40. The Collector.= A Current Record of Art, Bibliography,
Antiquarianism, etc. Published semi-monthly.
Alfred Trumble, 454 West 24th Street, New York.
The following numbers contain brief articles on book-plates: Vol.
IV., Nos. 13, 14, 20; Vol. V., No. 1, 1893; Vol. V., Nos. 8, 9,
1894. This is not to be confounded with _The Collector_, published
by Walter R. Benjamin.
=41. The Inland Printer.= The Book-plate, its Literature, etc., by W.
Irving Way, illustrated, Vol. XII., No. 6, pp. 460-461.
The Inland Printer Co., Chicago, Ill., March, 1894.
=42. Book Reviews.= American Book-plates, by Charles Dexter Allen.
New York, Macmillan & Co., Vol. II., No. 1, May, 1894.
* * * * *
Allusions to book-plates, or reproductions of interesting plates, are
found in the following works:--
=Bridgman (Thomas).= The Pilgrims of Boston and their Descendants.
Book-plate of Peter Kemble, Esq.
Boston, Phillips, Sampson & Co., 8vo, 1856.
=Magazine of American History.= November, 1880, Kissam book-plate, p. 376;
February, 1881, Washington’s book-plate, p. 88; March, 1881, Kissam
book-plate, pp. 225, 302; April, 1881, W. Smith’s book-plate, p. 274;
August, 1884, Roger Morris; book-plate of Henry Clinton, grandson of Sir
H. Clinton.
=Ralph Waldo Emerson.= His Maternal Ancestors. With some Reminiscences of
Him. By David Greene Haskins, D.D. Boston, Cupples, Upham & Co., 12mo,
1886.
Book-plate of Rev. William Emerson, father of Ralph Waldo.
Lion Gardiner and his Descendants, by Curtis E. Gardiner.
St. Louis, 1890.
Book-plates of John Gardiner, Fifth Proprietor of Gardiner’s
Island, and John Lyon Gardiner, Seventh Proprietor.
History of the Centennial Celebration of the Inauguration of George
Washington as First President of the United States.
New York, Appleton & Co., 1892.
Book-plate of George Washington.
=Pene DuBois (Henri).= Four Private Libraries of New York.
New York, Duprat & Co., 8vo, 1892.
Book-plates of C. Jolly-Bavoillet and George B. DeForest.
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.
=6. Parsons (Rev. Daniel).= On Book-plates. Third Annual Report of the
Oxford University Archæological and Heraldic Society, pp. 17-25.
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.
=17. Larousse (Pierre).= Ex Libris, mots latins qui signifient
littéralement des livres, d’entre des livres, faissant partie des
livres, avec le nom du propriétaire. Ces mots s’inscrivent ordinairement
en tête de chaque volume d’une bibliothèque avec la signature du
propriétaire. On connait ce trait d’ignorance d’un financier, homme
d’ordre avant tout, qui avait ordonné à son chapelier de coller
soigneusement au fond de son chapeau, “Ex Libris Vaudore.” Grand
Dictionnaire Universel du XIX Siècle, Vol. 7. Paris, 16 vols., 4to,
1866-1877.
18. See American Bibliography, No. 1.
19. See American Bibliography, No. 1.
=20. Notes and Queries=, 4th series. Book-plates, armorial, iv., 409, 518;
v., 65, 210, 286; ix., 160; exchanged, x., 519.
London, 1868-1873.
=21. Hugo, M.A. (Thos.).= The Bewick Collector Supplement, illustrated,
pp. xxiii., 152-155.
London, Reeve & Co., 8vo, 1868.
=22. Howard, LL.D., F.S.A. (Joseph Jackson).= _Miscellanea Genealogica et
Heraldica_, illustrated, Vol. I. Examples of Armorial Book-plates:
Hooke, 1703; Rogers, 1700; Rogers, Gage, 1805; Dallaway, 284;
Billingsley, Egerton, 1707; Snell, 299.
London, royal 8vo, 1868.
=23. Bibliophile Français.= Gazette illustrée des amateurs, de livre
d’estampes, et des hautes curiosités.
Paris, 7 vols., royal 8vo, 1868-1873.
This work incorporates the “Armorial du Bibliophile” of Guigard.
=24. Bachelin-Deflorenne=, bookseller, of Garrick Street, Covent Garden,
London, December, 1869. Catalogue of, describes two book-plates dated
respectively 1279 and 1314. _Vide The Book Fancier_, P. Fitzgerald, p.
129.
=25. Guigard (Joannis).= Armorial du bibliophile, avec illustrations dans
le texte.
Paris, Bachelin-Deflorenne, 2 vols., 8vo, 1870-1872.
Contains about 1400 cuts of super-libris.
=26. Tourneaux (Maurice).= Ex Libris. Amateur d’autographes. April, 1872.
An article on the collection of ex libris in the possession of M. Aglaüs
Bouvenne.
=27. Notes and Queries=, 5th Series. Book-plate, R. T. Pritchett’s, ix.,
29, 75; query, x., 428; armorial, i., 386; exchanged, i., 60, 199; ii.,
159; punning, iv., 464; v., 35; handbook of, vi., 465; vii., 36, 76;
heraldic, vi., 369, 543; vii., 28, 36, 76, 233, 435, 515; earliest
known, vii., 76, 235; mottoes on, vii., 427; viii., III, 258;
collections, vii., 435, 515; viii., 38, 79, 118, 158, 178, 360; xi.,
260; dated, viii., 200, 298, 397, 517; ix., 198; xi., 446; xii., 33; how
to arrange collections, ix., 20; papers on, ix., 360.
London, 1874-1879.
=28. Poulet-Malassis (A.).= Les Ex Libris Français, depuis leur origine
jusqu’à nos jours. Plates.
Paris, P. Rouquette, royal 8vo, 1874.
=29. De Rieffenberg.= De Marques et devises mises à leur livres par un
grande nombre d’amateurs.
Paris, 1874.
=30. Athenæum.= “Les Ex libris Français.” Review of Poulet-Malassis’ book
“Les Ex Libris Français.”
London, p. 469, October 9, 1875.
=31. Longpérier-Grimoard (Comte de).= Etude sur les Ex Libris.
Senlis, 8vo, 8 pp., 1875.
A paper read before the Comité-Archéologique de Senlis, December
11, 1874.
=32. Longpérier-Grimoard (Comte de).= Letter to Monsieur Aubry on a
Super-Libris of Crozat. _Bulletin de Bouquiniste_, No. 416. Paris,
Aubry, April 15, 1875.
=33. Poulet-Malassis (A.).= Les Ex Libris Français. Nouvelle edition,
revue, très-augmentée et ornée de vingt-quatre planches.
Paris, P. Rouquette, royal 8vo, 1875.
=34. Tooke (M. A.).= Notes on Book-plates, illustrated. _The Art Journal_,
new series, XV., 267-270.
London, Vèrtue, folio, September, 1876.
=35. Longpérier-Grimoard (Comte de).= Une marque inconnue (College du
cardinal le Moine).
Paris, Aubry, 1876.
Reprinted from the _Bulletin de Bouquiniste_, December 1 and 15,
1876.
=36. Van de Haeghen.= Dictionnaire des devises des hommes des lettres,
imprimeurs, libraires, bibliophiles, etc.
1876-1879.
=37. Howard, LL.D., F.S.A. (Joseph Jackson).= _Miscellanea Genealogica et
Heraldica_, Vol. II., illustrated. Examples of Armorial Book-plates:
Barker, 505; Beddington, 244; Bowdon, 525; De Burgo, 1720, 287;
Cary-Elwes, 556; Furneaux, 170; Gomm, 184; Haslewood, 128; Hilliard, 87;
Lorimer, 421; Palmer, 487; Potter, 570; Waldy, 583.
London, royal 8vo, 1877.
=38. Pall Mall Gazette.= Occasional Notes, “Old Bookworm,” p. 4, November
19; p. 5, December 18.
London, 1877.
=39. The Genealogist=, Vol. II. Book-plate of Anthony Stewart,
illustrated, 192.
London, Golding & Lawrence, 8vo, 1878.
=40. Warren, M.A. (The Hon. J. Leicester).= Guide to the Study of
Book-plates. Plates.
London, John Pearson, 8vo, 1880.
=41. The Bookseller.= A Guide to the Study of Book-plates. Review of
Warren’s book, “A Guide to the Study of Book-plates.”
London, October 6, 1880.
=42. The Graphic.= The Reader. Review of Warren’s book, “A Guide to the
Study of Book-plates.”
London, October 16, 1880.
=43. Saturday Review.= Book-plates. A review of Warren’s book, “A Guide to
the Study of Book-plates.”
London, October 20, 1880.
=44. The Academy.= Art Books. Review of Warren’s book, “A Guide to the
Study of Book-plates.”
London, November 13, 1880.
=45. The Antiquary=, edited by E. Walford, M.A., Vol. I. Notes on
Book-plates, 75-77; Book-plates (W. Hamilton), 117-118; Book-plates,
189; Notes on Curious Book-plates, 236-237; Another Chapter on
Book-plates (Alfred Wallis), 256-259.
London, Elliot Stock, 4to, 1880.
=46. The Antiquary=, edited by E. Walford, M.A., Vol. II. A Supplementary
Chapter on Book-plates, 6-10; An Essay on Book-plates (E. P. Shirley),
115-118; Book-plates, 133, 272.
London, Elliot Stock, 4to, 1880.