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Amherst College, Converse Memorial Library: Purchased from the Income of the Frank L. Babbott Endowment
A bookplate for the Amhurst College, Converse Memorial Library that was purchased from the Income of the Frank L. Babbott Endowment. The artist is unknown.
Bookplate for Amherst College, Converse Memorial Library, by Elisha Brown Bird
A bookplate for Amherst College, Converse Memorial Library, by Elisha Brown Bird. Bird was a very well-known bookplate artist.
Bookplate for the American Society of Bookplate Collectors and Designers
A bookplate created for the American Society of Bookplate Collectors and Designers. The artist is unknown.
A Bookplate for the American Library in Paris (the Alan Seeger Endowment)
A bookplate for the American Library in Paris (for the Alan Seeger Endowment). The artist is unknown.
Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
Images of the rail cars and locomotives from early 1900s.
Bookplate for the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, by E.D. French
A bookplate for the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, designed by E.D. French.French was a well-known bookplate artist and engraver from New York City.
Bookplate for the American Institute of Baking (Louis Livingston Library), by Ralph Fletcher Seymour.
This is a bookplate for the American Institute of Baking (Louis Livingston Library), by Ralph Fletcher Seymour. Seymour was a well-known bookplate artist, etcher, and engraver.
Bookplate for the American Antiquarian Society (John and Eliza Davis Fund), by Woodbury Carlton Co.
These are copies of a bookplate for the American Antiquarian Society (the John and Eliza Davis fund), by Woodbury Carlton Co. (a bookplate designing company) of Worcester.
Bookplate for the American Antiquarian Society, by Woodbury Carlton Co.
This are copies of a bookplate for the American Antiquarian Society, by Woodbury Carlton Co. (a bookplate designing company) of Worcester.
Bookplate for the American Antiquarian Society, by J.A.J. Wilcox
This is a bookplate for the American Antiquarian Society, designed by J.A.J. Wilcox of Boston. Wilcox was a well-known bookplate artist who was born in 1835.