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Provenance in Book History VII
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Behind the Doors of the Library of the Czech Academy of Sciences: From Historical Collections to Digital Research
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Four books from the Deutsche Heeresbücherei
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Provenance in Book History VI
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Russian incunabula in MEI: Provenance research on incunabula copies displaced during the Second World War
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Four books from the Deutsche Heeresbücherei. The multi-layered provenance history of a recent donation to the Rijksmuseum
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Cataloguing the provenance of New Zealand incunabula in MEI
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A special bookbinding by Louis Elzevier in the town library of Enkhuizen (Netherlands): the presentation copies of Martinus Smetius’ Inscriptionum liber (1588)
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‘In secret and at high speed’: Anselme Faust’s 1612 Beschrijvinghe/Prescription, Europe’s Earliest Bookbinding Manual
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