American Book-Plates: A Guide to Their Study with Examples

by Charles Dexter Allen

London, royal 8vo, 1886.

92. See American Bibliography, No. 10.

93. See American Bibliography, No. 12.

94. Locker-Lamson (Frederic). The Rowfant Library, a catalogue of the printed books, manuscripts, autograph letters, ... collected by F. Locker-Lamson.

Printed for presentation, royal 8vo, 1886. Contains three varieties of F. L.-L.’s book-plates, and at p. 176: “Note.—I think Sir William (Stirling-Maxwell) designed above a hundred book-plates for himself and his friends. F. L.”

95. Notes and Queries, 7th Series. Book-plates, English mentioned in 1720, i., 65; heraldic, i., 448; ii., 15, 56; Græme, ii., 49, 98, 154; with inscription, 364; “I love my books,” etc., ii., 410, 455; date of, iii., 248; owner of, iv., 109; spurious, iv., 148, 212; engraved by Heylbrouck, v., 48, 174; of Suffolk, vi., 508; Friedrich Nicolai’s, xi., 109, 213, 333; Ex Libris Society, 160, 360.

London, 1886-1891.

96. Quentin-Bauchart (E.). Les Femmes bibliographiles de France (XVI^e, XVII^e, et XVIII^e Siècles). Avec 43 Planches d’Armoiries.

Paris, 2 vols., 8vo, 1886.