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| resources:provenance:geographical [2018/08/15 10:06] – [UNITED STATES] lefferts | resources:provenance:geographical [2018/08/15 10:06] – [UNITED STATES] lefferts |
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| === Princeton University Library === | === Princeton University Library === |
| > [[https://husby.princeton.edu/|Bookbindings on Incunables, the Scott Husby Database at PUL]]\\ | > [[https://husby.princeton.edu/|Bookbindings on Incunables, the Scott Husby Database at PUL]] |
| > A 20-year project initiated by PUL’s former rare book conservator, Scott Husby, the searchable database contains descriptive records for more than 27,000 bindings on incunables preserved at approximately 30 North American research libraries. For each library, every incunable binding – regardless of period – has been included in the census. Although 80 percent of all incunables in North America now were later rebound, a significant number of “late Gothic” bindings from the later 15th- or early 16th-century survive. The Husby Database offers more than 4,000 photographic views and rubbings of these early specimens. | > A 20-year project initiated by PUL’s former rare book conservator, Scott Husby, the searchable database contains descriptive records for more than 27,000 bindings on incunables preserved at approximately 30 North American research libraries. For each library, every incunable binding – regardless of period – has been included in the census. Although 80 percent of all incunables in North America now were later rebound, a significant number of “late Gothic” bindings from the later 15th- or early 16th-century survive. The Husby Database offers more than 4,000 photographic views and rubbings of these early specimens. |
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