Rare Book of the Month: 1611 King James Bible
We shared our first edition of the King James Bible with students in a class recently and wanted to share it with you as well. In 1611, the King James […]
We shared our first edition of the King James Bible with students in a class recently and wanted to share it with you as well. In 1611, the King James […]
For National Poetry month we wanted to highlight this new acquisition to our rare books collection, The Lines of the Poet. This limited edition work (100 were published in 1981) […]
First published in France in 1670, Tapisseries du Roy is an oversize folio of engravings illustrating two series of tapestries commissioned by Louis XIV and designed by Charles Le Brun. […]
Recently, a library visitor asked me what criteria is used to determine whether a book is rare enough to be included in a library’s rare books collection. My answer is […]
This month’s rare book of the month is dedicated to our bird watching readers and anyone who enjoys beautiful bird illustrations. Studer’s Popular Ornithology, published in 1881, proved very popular […]