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1887 Bookseller's Catalogue

Taylor & Son, Northampton, England, book circular, or catalogue, of books and antiques for sale from recent library purchases, 1887.

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Chuck Whiting commented on Martin's blog post 'Are Billheads Limited Edition Antique Art?'

Billheads are at the top of my favorites list for ephemera, not only for the antiquarian print images, which make a strong first impression, but also for the content they often provide about a company--products, history, location, etc. To answer y...

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At 5:24am on October 13, 2009, Dave Dubé said…: If you still have it (the Italian billhead with the bookplate attached), could you scan it and send me the copy, please.

At 8:16pm on October 12, 2009, Mike Brouillette said…: Hi Chuck,

That's about 100 of them as that's the limit I could post.

Mike

At 2:47am on June 3, 2009, Dave Dubé said…: Chuck,

I have created book plates. I am wondering if I could have a copy of the Italian billhead with the bookplate included - no. 24 of your images. Please.

At 9:05pm on February 27, 2009, Kyle Boyd-Robertson said…: Chuck,
I have been out of commission for a while, but I am back now and wanted to welcome you to the Genealogical Ephemera Group. I also wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed reading your Blog Page.
Kyle

At 3:15pm on January 26, 2009, ExileBibliophile said…: I like your label in the shape of New Mexico. I have one of Illinois, also green foil. The textbook I found it in was dated 1959. I wonder if other state-shaped labels exist.

At 8:55am on January 26, 2009, ExileBibliophile said…: I just wondered in today off a link, maybe on Marty Weil's blog. I think I saw this a long time ago, but there wasn't much here yet. I'll probably dump some of my better images here to help things along later today. Maybe tomm., since I'm pretty sure my office will close for the ice storm that's starting.

At 11:28am on December 27, 2008, Michael Fields said…: Thanks Chuck for the welcoming words and I just checked out your blog re: The Autograph Library books in Christmas Cove Maine . What a great story! that would make a nice feature piece for a magazine article tying it in with Christmas and the spirit of giving of ones self year round not just during Christmas/holiday time. I look forward to participating in the group.

At 1:29pm on December 20, 2008, MadamButterflye said…: Yes - we shall share stories someday soon about our the things we like to collect. I must be careful though - my house isn't that big, lol and I've learned from past mistakes that one must have room or a room to keep things in good condition. I also love old books and I started reading one recently about Mata Hari and then I got one on the industrial revolution by a highly educated man who went against his peers to write about Russia many years ago. Anyway, I just really wanted to comment back to you quickly as I'm recovering from a severe sinus infection. I'm sorry if this isn't the most exciting comment and it seems so disjointed but I've had a kinda disappointing day ;(. But, being every hopeful - tomorrow will be better, lol! Have a very Merry Holiday my new friend and it's great hearing from you!

At 8:32am on December 15, 2008, Cliff Aliperti said…: Thanks for the kind words about my site, Chuck. Yes, reelclassics.com is a good one, a similar one you might like for classic film stars yourself is Brad Lang's Classic Movies at http://www.classicmovies.org/. I love well done classic movie sites such as those two, so often you Google a classic film star and get back the same material over and over. Sites with original material are to be celebrated. Thanks again, Cliff

At 6:39am on December 15, 2008, Frank DeFreitas said…: Thanks for the reply Chuck. Yes, your aerospace/space travel ephemera is similar to my holography ephemera in that it may take 100 years to become truly sought after collectible paper.

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About Me:

As a bookseller specializing in used, out-of-print, and rare books, my ephemera interests are focused primarily on book trade material (sellers, publishers, printers, binders, etc), such as billheads, letterheads, ad covers, bookmarks, trade labels, and trade cards. Some of those items I've collected make their way into my Bibliophemera blog. However, just about anything that catches my eye--bookish or not-- is fair game for collecting and I look forward to sharing those items here.

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http://bibliophemera.blogspot.com