1892.
=27. The Morning Post.= Book-plates, June 14; Literary Notes, August 25.
London, 1892.
28. See American Bibliography, No. 23.
=29. Notes and Queries=, 8th Series. Book-plates: Boyer, i., 7; royal, i.,
126, 175; Rabelais’s, ii., 147; armorial, ii., 188, 274, 490; iii., 97;
iv., 168; Mountaine and Burden, engravers of, i., 247, 324; book-lending
and book-losing, i., 322; Ex Libris Society, ii., 500; English
Book-plates, a review, iii., 79; portraits as book-plates, iii., 81,
129, 210; French Book-plates, a review, iii., 160; Book-plates, a
review, iii., 419.
London, 4to, 1892.
=30. Ris-Paquot=, Dictionnaire Encyclopédique des Marques et Monogrammes,
Chiffes, Lettres, Initials, Signs, Figuratifs, etc., etc., contenant
1200 Marques.
Paris, R. H. Laurens, 6 Rue de Tournon, 2 vols., 4to,
1892.
=31. Archives de la Société Française des Collectionneurs d’Ex Libris=,
illustrated.
Paris, 3 Faubourg Saint-Jacques, 4to, No. 1, December,
1893.
=32. The Athenæum.= The Laws of Book-borrowing (G. H. Powell).
London. December 23, 1893.
=33. The Bookman.= Wm. Cowper’s copy of Robert Burns’ Poems, containing
his book-plate, illustrated, September, October.
London, folio, 1893.
34. See American Bibliography, No. 40.
=35. El Coleccionista Argentina.= Ex Libris, January; Ex Libris y
Eliquetas de libreros, March; The Journal of the Ex Libris Society,
April; Ex Libris, illustrated, June; Ex Libris, illustrated, September.
Buenos Ayres, 8vo, 1893.
=36. Ex Libris Imaginaires et supposés de personnages célèbres anciens et
modernes.= Plates.
Paris, L. Joly, 8vo, 1893.
=37. The Globe.= The Latest Hobby.
London, March 29, 1893.
=38. Hardy (W. J.), F.S.A.= Book-plates. Plates.
London, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., 8vo, 1893.
39. See American Bibliography, No. 32.
=40. Kissel (Clemens).= Symbolical Book-plates. Twenty-five Ex Libris
designed and drawn by.
London, H. Grevel & Co., 8vo (1893), 1894.
=41. Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica= (Dr. J. J. Howard, LL.D.,
F.S.A.), Vol. V., illustrated. Examples of Armorial Book-plates: Richard
Pritchett, 89; John Bennett, 104; (Phillipps, 1892), 136; (Thomas
Carter), 166; Sir John Collum and Dame Susanna, 1760; John Cullum, Rev.
Sir John Cullum, Richard Merry, Thomas Gery Cullum, Sir Thomas Gery
Cullum, Mary Hanson, 1773; Thomas Gery Cullum, Rev. Sir Thomas Gery
Cullum, Mary Anne Cullum, S. A. Milner Gibson Cullum, Gery Milner Gibson
Cullum, Reginald Gurney, Arethusa Robertson, Gery Milner Gibson Cullum,
193. Irish Book-plates: Thomas Ridgate Mannsell, Sisson Darling, 264;
Richard Baldwin, John Butler, 281.
London, royal 8vo, 1893.
=42. The Portfolio.= A description of the Burlington Fine Arts Club
Book-plate, by Mr. C. W. Sherborn, xxi.
London, Seeley & Co., folio, 1893.
=43. The Scottish Review.= Book-plates, xxi., 315-329.
London, 8vo, April, 1893.
=44. The Studio.= Designing for book-plates, with some recent example
(G.[leeson] W.[hite]), illustrated, 24-28; some recent book-plates, with
seven examples, illustrated, 148-150, 253.
London, 4to, 1893.
=45. Teske (Charles).= The Book-plates of Ulrick, Duke of Mecklenburgh.
Plates.
Berlin, J. A. Stargardt, 4to (1893), 1894.
=46. Tit-Bits.= Who has the finest collection of book-plates in this
country?
London, October 21, 1893.
=47. Vicars (Arthur), F.S.A.= _Ulster King of Arms._ Book-plates (Ex
Libris), Series I., Library Interior Book-plates; Series II., Literary
Book-plates; Series III., Book-piles, illustrated.
Plymouth, 4to, 1893.
For private circulation. Reprinted, with additions and corrections,
from _The Journal of the Ex Libris Society_.
=48. Wheatley (H. B.).= Diary of Samuel Pepys. Pepys’ book-plates, i.,
xv., lv.
London, George Bell & Sons, 8vo, 1893.
=49. The Muses.= The Study of Ex Libris and Book-plate collecting,
illustrated, 17-20 (H. Berkeley Score, F.R.G.S.).
_Ormskirk_, William Leak Hutton, 4to, 1894.
* * * * *
Illustrations of book-plates, apart from the bibliography of the
subject, are contained in the following articles:--
50. Lines written in Jerpoint Abbey.
London, 8vo, 1820.
One of Sheffield Grace’s book-plates.
=51. Benson (Robert), M.A.= Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Rev.
Arthur Collier, from 1704 to 1732.
London, 8vo, 1837.
Collier book-plate.
52. See American Bibliography, No. 11.
=53. Fragmenta Genealogica=, Vol. I., 58.
Private press of Frederic Arthur Crisp, 4to, 1889.
Book-plate of “William Cowper, Esqr., Clerk of the Parliaments.”
=54. The Bookman.=
London, May, 1892.
Mr. Gladstone’s book-plate.
55. See American Bibliography, supplementary list.
56. See American Bibliography, supplementary list.
=57. Revue Encyclopédique.= Les livres en vente publique, 14-18.
Paris, 4to, 1892.
Several modern French book-plates.
=58. The Christian Pictorial.= Cowper’s Retreat.
London, April 6, 1893.
William Cowper’s book-plate.
=59. Dictionary of English Book Collectors.=
London, Quaritch, 8vo, Part ii., 1893.
The book-plate of the Huth Library.
=60. Leslie (G. D.), R.A.= Letters to Marco.
London, Macmillan, 8vo, 1893.
Mr. Leslie’s book-plate.
=61. The Sketch.= Mr. W. Herrics Pollock.
London, folio, July 7, 1893.
Mr. Pollock’s book-plate.
=62. The Sketch.= Mr. Clement K. Shorter.
London, folio, July 18, 1893.
Mr. C. K. Shorter’s book-plate.
=63. Visitation of England and Wales.= Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard,
LL.D. (Maltravers Herald Extraordinary), and Frederic Arthur Crisp. Vol.
I.
London, Mitchell & Hughes, 4to, 1893.
=64. Warren (John Leicester), Lord de Tabley, M.A., F.S.A.= Poems,
Dramatic and Lyrical.
London, Elkin Mathews & Lane, 8vo, 1893.
Mr. J. L. Warren’s book-plate.
THE FRENCH BIBLIOGRAPHY.
BEING A LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL WORKS REFERRING TO FRENCH
EX LIBRIS.
[Reprinted by kind permission of Walter Hamilton, Esq.]
=A Guide to the Study of Book-plates (Ex Libris).= By the Hon. J.
Leicester Warren, M.A., London.
John Pearson, 1880.
Although not dealing especially with _French_ ex libris, this guide is
an almost indispensable book of reference to every collector of
book-plates.
=L’Amateur d’Autographes=, April, 1872.
This contains an article by M. Maurice Tourneux, on the collection of
book-plates in the possession of M. Aglaüx Bouvenne, a well-known artist
and designer of book-plates.
=Armorial du Bibliophile.= Avec illustrations dans le texte. Par Joannis
Guigard.
Paris, Bachelin-Deflorenne, 2 vols., royal 8vo, 1870-1873.
Contains many illustrations of super libris, which are frequently
useful in assisting to discover the owners of anonymous French
armorial book-plates. (See also “Nouvel Armorial du Bibliophile.”)
=Bibliophile Français.= Gazette illustrée des amateurs de livres,
d’estampes, et de hautes curiosités.
Paris, 7 vols., royal 8vo, 1868-1873.
This work incorporates the “Armorial du Bibliophile” of Joannis
Guigard.
=Les Bibliophiles=, les Collectionneurs, et les Bibliothèques des trois
évêchés, 1552-1790. Par Arthur Benoit (illustrated).
Paris, royal 8vo, 1884.
=The Book-plate Collector’s Miscellany.= Edited by Mr. W. H. K. Wright,
Borough Librarian, Plymouth. Quarto, illustrated, 1890-1891.
Plymouth, W. H. Luke.
=The Bookworm.= May, 1892. A Hunt for Book-plates in Paris. By Walter
Hamilton.
London, Elliot Stock.
=Bulletin du Bouquiniste.= Paris, No. 416, April 15, 1875.
Letter from the Comte de Longpérier-Grimoard on a Super Libris of
Crozat, December 1 and 15, 1876. A letter from the Comte de
Longpérier-Grimoard, “Une Marque inconnue.”
=La Curiosité Universelle.=
A small weekly newspaper published at 1 Rue Rameau, Paris. This has
contained several articles and letters on the topic of French ex
libris, and advocates the formation of an Ex Libris Society in
Paris. No. 228, June 1, 1891, À propos d’Ex Libris; No. 262,
January 25, 1892, illustrated; No. 268, March 7, 1892, Article on
ex libris; No. 269, March 14, 1892, illustrated.
=Dictionnaire des devises= des hommes de lettres, imprimeurs, libraires,
bibliophiles, etc. Par Van de Haeghen, 1876-1879.
=Étude sur les Ex Libris.= Par le Comte de Longpérier-Grimoard.
Senlis, 8vo, 8 pp., 1875.
A paper read before the Comité Archéologique de Senlis, December
11, 1874.
=Les Ex Libris Français=, depuis leur origine jusqu’à nos jours. Par A.
Poulet-Malassis. Nouvelle édition, revue, très augmentée, et ornée de
vingt-quatre planches.
Paris, P. Rouquette, royal 8vo, 1875.
=Les Ex Libris=, et les Marques de Possession du Livre. Par Henri Bouchot,
du Cabinet des Estampes. Paris, Edouard Rouveyre. With numerous
illustrations, 104 pp., 8vo, 1891.
Only 750 printed.
=Les Ex Libris dans les trois Évêchés=, Toul, Metz, Verdun, 1552-1790. Par
Arthur Benoit.
Paris, 8vo, 1883.
=Les Ex Libris Oratoriens.= Par le P. Ingold. Paris, Libraire Charles
Poussielgue, Rue Cassette, 15, 1892.
Crown 8vo, 16 pp. With thirteen illustrations.
=Les Ex Libris de Schoepflin.= Par Arthur Benoit.
Paris, 8vo, 1883.
Reprinted, with illustrations, from “Le Bulletin de la Société pour
la conservation des Monuments historiques d’Alsace.” Second series.
=Les Femmes Bibliophiles de la France.= Avec 43 Planches d’Armoiries. Par
E. Quentin-Bauchart.
Paris, 8vo, 1886.
=The Journal of the Ex Libris Society.= A. and C. Black, Soho Square,
London. Quarto, illustrated, 1891-1892. (In progress.)
A monthly journal containing numerous articles on French
book-plates.
=Le Livre Moderne=, Revue du Monde Littéraire.
Paris, Maison Quantin, 1891.
No. 19 (July, 1891) contains an article by M. Octave Uzanne,
entitled, “Remarques sur quelques Ex Libris contemporains,” with
fac-similes of 36 interesting examples. No. 24 (December, 1891)
contains an article in continuation of the above, entitled,
“Quelques Nouveaux Ex Libris,” also by M. Octave Uzanne, with many
illustrations.
=Des Marques et devises= mises a leur livres par un grand nombre
d’Amateurs.
Paris, De Rieffenberg, 1874.
=Notice sur quelques Graveurs Nancedins=, du XVIII siècle. Par M. Beaupré.
Nancy, Lucien Wiener, 8vo, 1862.
This work contains descriptions of a number of book-plates engraved
by Dominique Collin.
=Nouvelles Etudes sur l’Université de Pont-à-Mousson.= Par M. Favier
(illustrated).
Nancy, 1880.
=Nouvel Armorial du Bibliophile=, Guide de l’Amateur des Livres Armoriés.
Contenant la Reproduction de 2500 Armoiries et riches Reliures
armoiriées. Par Joannis Guigard.
Paris, Emile Roudeau, 2 vols., 8vo. 1890.
=Petite Revue d’Ex Libris Alsaciens.= Par Auguste Stoeber. Avec un
fac-simile d’un ancien Ex Libris (C. Wolfhardt).
Millhouse, Veuve Bader, 12mo, 1881.
The author of this charming little pamphlet died a few years ago.
=Le Serpent Embleme des Chirurgiens=, et des Médecins Par Arthur Benoit.
6 pp. n.d.
An extract from “La Revue Nouvelle d’Alsace-Lorraine,” which treats of
serpents shown on book-plates.
CONCLUSION.
[Illustration: T]he end of our pleasant task is reached; and it only
remains to thank the gentle reader who has kindly followed us, and to
re-assert as a parting word, that this work does not aspire to cover
every point which collectors may wish to have decided. Its modest
purpose will be served if any reader is led to take an interest in the
subject, if collectors find it useful as an assistant in intelligent
collecting, or an instigation to further and more careful research.
Undoubtedly, there lie in old garrets, book-cases, and forgotten
cupboards, dust-covered books, in which some fortunate searcher will one
day discover plates as yet unknown. It is hoped that any such will
publish their success for the benefit of the steadily increasing number
who find something interesting in these memorials of the past, and who
take pleasure in their preservation and pride in their possession.
[Illustration: PAVL LEMPERLY]
INDEX.
[Illustration: A]dams, John, 15, 85.
John Quincy, 85, 86.
Hannah, 18.
Akin, James, 117.
Albany Society Library, 84.
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 101, 343.
Allan, John, 7.
Allardice, S., 117.
Allegorical book-plates, 57.
Allen, Charles Dexter, his collection, 383.
Mrs. Frances Louise, 375.
Frances Louise and Charles Dexter, 365.
John, 46.
American Academy Arts and Sciences, 126, 163.
American Antiquarian Society, 78.
American collections, 377.
American collectors, 377, 385.
American members Ex Libris Society of London, 384.
Anderson, Alexander, 79-117, 120.
Andrew, John, 388.
Andrews, Henry, 57, 59.
Annin and Smith, 122.
Anthony, Henry B., 341.
Apprentices’ Library, 121.
Apthorp, 79.
Armorial book-plates, 35.
Arnold Arboretum, 72, 73.
Asay, E. G., 363.
Assheton, William, 9.
Atkinson, Theodore, 106.
Atlee, 8.
Avery Architectural Library, 72.
Avery, Samuel Putnam, 370.
Avril, Paul, 371.
Baer, Frank House, 341.
Baillie, W. E., 350.
Baldwin, Simeon, 18.
Bancker, Abraham, 143.
Bancroft, George, 31;
his motto, 32.
Barker, Mrs. E. H. L., 373;
her collection, 382.
Barrett, Lawrence, 102.
Bates, Albert C., 349, 350.
Bates, Arlo, 101.
Baxter, James Phinney, 347, 348.
Bayliss, Mary, 376.
Belcher, Jonathan, 9.
William, 171.
Benjamin, Marcus, 368, 369.
Betton, Thomas Forrest, 18.
Bibliography, American, 389.
English, 396.
French, 418.
Bierstadt, E. H., his collection, 382, 90.
Blackley, Absalom, 172, 173.
Blackwell, Henry, 33, 360;
his collection, 383.
Blanc, William, 9.
Bloomfield, 154.
Book-plates:
metals used, 2.
used first in Southern colonies, 3.
literary, 6.
addresses on, 7, 8.
profession on, 9, 10.
essentials, 16.
dated, 18.
phrases on, 18.
armorial, 35.
purpose of, 35.
first, 35.
styles named, 37.
Early English, described, 37.
Jacobean, described, 41.
Chippendale, described, 47.
Ribbon and Wreath, described, 54.
Pictorial, 57.
Allegorical, 57.
Portrait, 78.
of special interest, 79.
reasons for grades of value, 79, 82, 85.
destruction of early, 80, 81.
signed, 82.
dated, 82.
of presidents of U.S., 85.
of royal officers, 86.
of loyalists, 88.
of titled Americans, 88.
of early authors, 89.
of early physicians, 89.
of early statesmen, 89.
of early clergymen, 89.
of early printers, 89.
of Revolutionary soldiers, 90.
of signers of the Declaration, 90.
heraldry on early, 113.
Booth, Edwin, 102.
Boston Public Library, 77.
Bowen, Abel, 67, 122.
Boyd, John, 123.
Brainerd, Miss Helen E., 382.
Brewster, Miss Jessie, 373.
British soldiers take books from Columbia College, 86.
Brooks, Henry M., 351.
Brothers in Unity, 67, 77.
Brown, 7.
Browne, Peter A., 118.
Bryant, Hubbard Winslow, 353.
Buck, John H., 341.
Burnet, John, 84.
Burrows, Charles W., 341.
Cabell, 9.
Callender, Joseph, 56, 123.
Campbell, John, 19.
Canadian plates.:
LIST NUMBER.
Kingston: St. John College, 459
Livius, 505
Stewart, 826
Uniacke, 873
Waterhouse, 914
Carmichael, Hon. William, 39, 181.
Castle, Harry Allen, 342.
Chambers, John, 136.
Chandler, Gardiner, 146.
John, Jr., 53, 108.
Chase, Samuel, 79.
Childs, Cephas G., 127.
George W., his motto, 32;
his plate, 98.
Chippendale plates described, 47.
Chippendale plates by Hurd, 105.
by Dawkins, 131.
Clap, John, 18.
Clark, Clarence H., 371.
Clergymen’s plates, 89.
Cleveland, Stephen, 79, 80.
Clinton, De Witt, illus., 55.
Coffin, Mrs. Julia Dexter, 374.
Cole, J. N. Candee, his motto, 24.
Colesworthy, D. C., his severe motto, 21.
Collectors of book-plates, defence of, 11.
College book-plates, 57, 67.
Columbia College Library, 81.
Congressional Library, 67.
Connecticut Historical Society, 75.
Connecticut plates:
LIST NUMBER.
Alsop, 15
Belcher, 73
Bull, 118
Chester, 156
Conn. Theol. Inst., 178, 179
East Windsor Lit. Assn., 246
Farmington Library, 266, 267, 268
Goodwin, 314
Guilford Library, 335
Guilford Union Library, 336
Hanchett, 346
Hartford Library Co., 350
Ingersoll, 404
Jarvis, 423
Johnson, 434-5
King, 457
Knight, 466
Lord, 516
Musgrave, 603
Pease, 651-2
Pierpont, 682
Reed, 723
Robbins, Philemon, 731
Robbins, Thomas, 732
Sargeant, 758
Smith, Samuel, 799
Stowe, 833
Waldo, 901
Wethersfield Library, 923
Wetmore, 924
Williams, 938-9
Wolcott, 953
Woodbridge, 955
Yale College: Brothers in Unity, 964-5-6
Yale College: Linonian Society, 967-8-9
Yale College: Moral Library, 970
Yale College: Philotechnian Library, 971
Cooper, Myles, 49.
Corning, John Herbert, 354.
Count Rumford, 158.
Courtenay, William Ashmead, 122, 356.
Cowan, Thomas C., his motto, 126.
Craven, 86.
Curtis, T. W., 18.
Curry, George (D. D.), his motto, 33.
Cushman, Charlotte, 373.
Dated plates, 82.
Dawkins, Henry, 6, 53, 127.
Dearborn, Nathaniel, 132.
Deats, H. E., 150, 365;
his collection, 381.
De Blois, Lewis, 79, 109.
Defence of book-plate collecting, 11.
De Forest, George B., 371.
Delaware plates:
LIST NUMBER.
Bayard, 64
Fisher, 273
Denham, Edward, 356.
Dering, Thomas, 79, 84, 106.
Dickinson, David, 18.
Dinwiddie, Robert, 53.
Dix, Edward Spencer, his motto, 33.
Dix, Rev. Morgan, 346.
Dodge, Pickering, his collection, 383.
Doolittle, Amos, 132.
Drayton, 9.
Dubbs, Joseph Henry, 342, 345.
Du Bois, Henri Pene, his theory about book-plates, 358.
Dudley, Joseph, 38.
Duer, William, 195, 322.
Duhme, Mrs. Ophelia Fowler, 375, 382.
Dumaresque, 53.
Dummer, Jer., 39.
Durand, John, 47.
Early authors’ plates, 89.
Earliest dated plates (American), 82.
Earliest plate by an American engraver, which is both dated and signed, 84.
Early English style described, 37.
Edwards, George Wharton, 351.
Eggleston, Edward, 102.
Elam, Samuel, 8, 13.
Elliston, Comptroller, 8, 86.
Ellwanger, George H., 340, 363.
Engravers, celebrated, 14.
Eno, Dr. H. C., 372;
his collection, 382.
Ernst, Harold Clarence, his motto, 32.
Eustace, Colonel, 8, 199.
Evarts, Jeremiah, 386.
Ewing, 200, 201.
Ex Libris Societies.
France, 388.
Germany, 387.
London, 387.
Fairman, Gideon, 134.
Farmington, Library of, 7, 62, 63, 65.
Field, Eugene, 35, 101.
First book-plate in America, I.
Fitz, Miss Louise, 382.
Flint, Mrs. Alonzo, 373.
Fogg, Dr. J. S. H., 342.
Forbes, Eli, 135.
Francis, Samuel W., his motto, 26.
Franklin, John, 79, 156.
Fraunces, Andrew G., 205.
French, Edwin Davis, 376.
Furnass, John Mason, 134.
Gallaudet, Edward, 136.
Elisha, 136.
Mrs. E. M., 382.
Garden, Francis, 159.
Gardiner, John, 9.
Garrett, Edmund H., 138, 376.
Georgia plates:
LIST NUMBER.
Belcher, 74
Wright, 959
Gibbs, John Walters, 9.
Gilpin, Henry D., 127.
Godwin, Abraham, 137.
Goelet, John, 208, 209.
Goodwin, George, 6, 132.
Graeme, Elizabeth, 97.
Greenleaf, Daniel, 25.
Greene, Benjamin, 84.
Grolier Club, 73, _frontis._
Haber, Louis J., 343, 349.
Hale, Robert, of Beverly, 8, 107.
Hapgood, Melvin H., 344.
Hark, J. Max, 342.
Harison, Richard, 150, 214, 215.
Harris, S., 137.
Harrison, Charles P., 138.
Hart, Gerald E., 350.
Hartman, J. Hiestand, 368.
Harvard College, 67, 112.
Hasty Pudding Society, 67, 68.
Hayden, Martin, 362.
Hays, Barrack, 218, 219.
Heraldry on early plates, 113.
on American plates, 346.
Hewins, Eben Newell, his collection, 380.
Hicks, Whitehead, 130.
Hill, Samuel, 78, 138.
Hitchcock, E. A., 368.
Holland, J. G., 99.
Hollingsworth, A. L., 29, 355.
Holloway, Edward Stratton, 362.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 32, 98.
Holt, Thomas, 18.
Holyoke, Edward Augustus, 79, 105.
Hone, Philip, 16.
Hooper, 59.
Hopson, W. F., 104, 370, 376.
Houx, J. W., his motto, 24.
Howland, 361.
Hoyt, F. W., 366.
Huntington, Rev. Wm. R., 356.
Hurd, Jacob, 158.
Hurd, Nathaniel, 6, 38, 44, 46, 52, 67, 79, 104.
Hutton, Laurence, 101, 102.
Ingersoll, Jared, 8.
Jacobean plates described, 41.
Jacobean plates by Hurd, 109.
Jackson, Jonathan, 111.
Jackson, W., 55.
Jarvis, Samuel Farmar, 226, 227.
Jauncey, William, 226, 229.
Jayne, D. W., his motto, 21.
Jeffries, Dr. John, 89.
Jilson, Charles F., 357.
Jocelyn, S. S., 138.
Johnson, Rossiter, 103.
Johnson, Thomas, 6, 138.
Johnston, Thomas (engraver), 139
Johnston, Thomas (plate), 56, 230, 231.
Jones, Emanuel, 18.
Jones, Gabriel, 36.
Kearney, Francis, 139.
Keith, Sir William, 86.
Kempe, John Tabor, 86.
Kentucky plates:
LIST NUMBER.
Raphael, 718-9
King, Clifford Julius, 352.
Kinloch, Francis, 79.
Kip, 59.
Kissam, Benjamin, 129, 51.
Kunze, Johan Christopher, 18.
Labels, 16, 18, 19.
Ladies’ plates:
Adams, Hannah, 18.
Allen, Frances L., 375.
Barker, Mrs. E. H. L., 373.
Bayliss, Mary, 376.
Brainerd, Helen E., 382.
Brewster, Jessie, 373.
Coffin, Julia S., 374.
Cushman, Charlotte, 373.
Duhme, Ophelia F., 375.
Flint, Mrs. Alonzo, 373.
Graeme, Elizabeth, 97.
Iselin, Helen, 225.
Miller, Margaret M., 375.
Shelton, Ada Stewart, 375.
Lady collectors, 382.
Lambert, John, his motto, 24.
Lawrence, Richard Hoe, 362, 368.
Lefferts, Marshall C., 352, 353.
Leighton, George E., 353.
Lemperly, Paul, 357, 359, 421.
Lenthall, John, 79, 153.
Lenox, 8.
Lewis, 7.
Lewis, W., 18.
Libbie, Fred J., 368;
his collection, 381.
Library book-plates, 57.
Library of Congress, 67.
Lichtenstein, Richard C., his plate, 346;
illus. 160;
his coll., 381;
his opinion of the George Washington plate, 91.
Linonian Library, 67, 69, 70.
Livingston, Edward, 237, 238.
Livius, 88.
Lodge, Abraham, 240.
Longfellow, Henry W., his motto, 30.
Lord, William, 5.
Loyalists who had book-plates, 88.
Lowell, John, 115.
Ludwell, 8.
Macbeth, George Alexander, 79, 352.
Maine Historical Society, 75.
Maine plates:
LIST NUMBER.
Gardiner, 297
Morrison, 597
Vaughan, Benjamin, 889
Vaughan, Samuel, Jr., 892
Vaughan, William, 893
Malvians, 312, 339.
Manigault, Peter, 52.
Mann, John Preston, 59, 245.
Mann, Timothy, 27.
Martin, Luther, 155.
Marvin, Samuel Wesley, 366.
Maryland plates:
LIST NUMBER.
Baltimore Liby. Co., 50
Bonaparte, 89
Bozman, 101
Calvert, 133
Carmichael, 135
Carroll, 138
Chalmers, 144
Chase, 150
Duvall, 243
Forman, 280
Georgetown College, 299, 300
Guinaud, 337
Johnston, 436
Kerr, 452
Key, 453
McTavish, 544
Maxcy, 569
Read, 722
Roberts, 733
Sprigg, 816
Stewart, 824
Tayloe, 845
Massachusetts Historical Society, 78.