NEW 🚨 I wrote a little something on the Papers of @BibSocAmer, it's about a trailblazing woman who catalogued rare books for @MaggsBros!
Read about it here: https://t.co/kb2oG14nRi
#womeninhistory
A brazen lady to celebrate #InternationalWomensDay, happy reading!
📖 The Scandalous Life of Lady Craven and the Knights of the Round Table, an 18th-Century Literary Adventure https://t.co/8Dm4ufDaFs
We all know the illusionist, but did you know the book collector? Discover a new side of #Houdini in my latest blog!
@rebpaf@MaggsBros
Building the most magical book collection in the world: Houdini’s correspondence with Maggs Bros. https://t.co/Y5Kv9OifaC
Sara D'Amico's catalogue of #incunables at Marsh's Library is a BEAUTIFUL publication that looks amazing, but it's also a proper bibliographical description of our oldest books. #CERL#earlybooks
Buy your copy securely here: https://t.co/kjDhaKCPfv
About to print our exhibition catalogue: "Gutenberg's Cradle". Here are the front & back covers.
The author Sara D'Amico, designer Alan Costello & photographer Gillian Buckley have done an amazing job. Physical exhibition opens on 9 July. @CERL_org
Currently on secondment with the brilliant @MaggsBros in London, our very own REBPAFer @SaraDAmico13 spending quality time with some gorgeous, gorgeous tomes:
Sara D’Amico (@SaraDAmico13) on ‘Dante at UCL: Hidden Names of Women Readers and Students’. This tangible example of liberating the collection shows us how to find some of the key actors in knowledge networks, previously hidden on account of their gender https://t.co/vKPwCqhq64
Dante at UCL: Hidden Names of Women Readers and Students https://t.co/wJlv49fUYG
NEW ARTICLE OUT! This is a fraction of all the interesting women you can find hiding within @UCLSpecColl 's collections, go take a look!
Working up close with this ms from Wien has been one of many perks of the #HTRwinterschool2022 🤩 It has been a wonderful opportunity learning how to use @Transkribus , I can't believe it is already over!
Re-found this spider squashed inside a book from 1492 when checking a reference. First time we saw it, we meant to ask if any scientists out there are interested in doing #DNA analysis of #insects, #flies, #moths, #spiders etc we have found in ancient books or MSS. If so, DM us.