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Early German Bookbindings in the British Library

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Creator (Person)
Marks, P. J. M.
Date published
2019
Abstract
This dataset comprises approx. 650 records relating to mainly early printed books (and some manuscripts) in the British Library that have bookbindings from Germany or German influenced or speaking regions. Most were bound from 15c to 17c. Workshops have been identified using standard online and printed resources (see separate document titled Resources used: https://bl.oar.bl.uk/concern/datasets/da95a80b-a051-459f-9913-9d0c7424e6b0?locale=en ). The numbering system from Einbanddatenbank has been used to list binders and motifs, though other works are also quoted (mainly Kyriss and Schwenke/Schunke). This is a work in progress and the attributions should be checked before being quoted in research. The set will be amended and added to when possible.
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British Library
Place of publication
London, UK
Official URL
https://doi.org/10.23636/401
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DOI
10.23636/401
Keywords
blind tooled bookbinding
calf
finishing tools
leather
Einbanddatenbank
workshop
Schwenke/Schunke
bookbinding
blind tooled
Kyriss
pigskin binding
tools
German binding
Additional information
This dataset is a work in progress and will continue to be updated. New versions will be added to the 'related URL' information. The resources used to compile this dataset are also available to download below.
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