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Happy #MarbledMonday! Today we have another example of #MarbledPaper with a bookseller’s ticket from Jean Clavreuil. The book is Annales françaises, depuis le commencement du règne de Louis XVI jusqu'aux Etats-Généraux, 1774 à 1789, published in 1813. #SpecialCollections

Happy #MarbledMonday! This marbled endpaper features a bookseller’s ticket from Librairie Jean Clavreul (37, Rue Saint-André des Arts). Inside is our 1777 edition of Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire de Louis XIV 📖

Happy #MarbledMonday! These marbled endpapers from our 1813 edition of The Beauties of England and Wales are the perfect canvas to start the week. #SpecialCollections #SchulichWoolfCollection

Happy #MarbledMonday! The beautiful blue binding of the Forms of Water, 1899, also features a lovely marbled fore-edge! #MarbledForeedge #MarbledPaper #SpecialCollections

Happy #MarbledMonday! This week's book was presented to a student at #UpperCanadaCollege on July 9, 1862. Amenities of literature (1859) was given to the recipient of the Greek grammar prize.

Happy #MarbledMonday! Today’s #MarbledPaper is from our 1819 edition of Peter's letters to his kinsfolk, part of our #JohnBuchan collection

Happy #MarbledMonday! Deep crimson swirls serve as the backdrop for floating "stones" of ochre and blue, all tied together with delicate cream-colored specks. From Lives of the Queens of England (1864) by Agnes Strickland. #MarbledPaper #MarbledMonday #MarbledEndpapers

El ejemplar IyR 261, la "Ierusalen conquistada" (1609) de Lope de Vega, presenta hojas de guarda marmoleadas. Esta técnica decorativa se realiza traspasando pigmentos desde un medio líquido a la hoja de papel #Marbledmonday https://t.co/NEYcIqgKiM

Happy #MarbledMonday!
A colourful detail tucked into the edges of this three-volume 1843 edition of History of the Conquest of Mexico by William H. Prescott.
Three volumes, one continuous flourish of colour.
#SpecialCollections #MarbledPaper #RareBooks

Happy #MarbledMonday! This marbled pattern is found on the binding of our 1869 edition of The Real property statutes of Ontario.

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Marbled fore-edge from The Illustrated London News, vol. 8 (1846). Decorative and practical, this hand-applied marbling shows how skilled labour persisted within nineteenth-century industrial print culture. 📚

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Marbled paper from An Historical Survey of the Astronomy of the Ancients (1862). Swirls of blue and ochre that feel fitting after last night’s full moon—cosmic, curious, and looking skyward.

Snow outside, marbling inside. ❄️📚
For #MarbledMonday, the swirling fore-edge of the Official Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue (1851) mirrors today’s snowy patterns.
⏰ Library closed until noon due to weather.

Happy #MarbledMonday!
The marbled fore-edge of The Scottish Register, vol. 1 (1794), glows in blue and cream! As we pass December 21 and the days begin to lengthen, this #MarbledPaper feels like a quiet promise of more light ahead. #RareBooks

Happy #MarbledMonday!
Marbled endpapers from Lettres de Madame de Maintenon (1758), paired with the bookplate of Princess Sophia (1777–1848), daughter of George III and Queen Charlotte—a quiet trace of royal ownership in paper and ink.

This 1791, 2 volume copy of The History and Antiquities of Northamptonshire shows edge marbling and matching marbled paper on the covers.
#MarbledMonday #MarbledEdges #MarbledPaper #Bookbinding #RareBooks #SpecialCollections #18thcentury

Happy #MarbledMonday!
Endpapers from Der Ausdruck der Gemüthsbewegungen… (1872), the German edition of Darwin’s study of emotion. Bonus: a Thomas Lambo bookplate and a Lange & Springer (Berlin) bookseller’s ticket—perfect provenance details.

Happy #MarbledMonday From Laurence Sterne’s Tristram Shandy (2nd ed.): the famous marbled page — “the motly emblem of my work.” Each one unique, with colour here even ghosted onto the facing page. #RareBooks #BookHistory #LaurenceSterne

Happy #MarbledMonday! When your edges are this good, you deserve a close-up 😍
Histoire de la pairie de France et du parlement de Paris (1753) serving 18th-century flair. #MarbledMonday #18thCentury #RareBooks #SpecialCollections

Happy #MarbledMonday! Today’s feature: the swirling endpapers of Science des princes (1752). This French work on the art of governance opens with color—reminding us that even serious political thought was bound in beauty.

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