Reference Archivist Heidi found this lovely marble inside the Uintah County Court Civil registers of action book from 1909. Thanks for the #MarbledMonday content! If you're looking for court records, or any other historic records, you can reach Heidi at [email protected]
This school binding has a beautifully patterned leather with a supralibros of the Collège episcopal de Bruges on it. The edges, the cover and the endpapers are beautifully decorated.
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Bruges, Public Library, FDGI 0452/1
Cours d'histoire, 19de eeuw
#marbledmonday Another fabulous annual #papermarbling session with Chena River!
This year, they taught classic marbling, including patterns like stone and stormont - plus special ones like tiger eye. Check out a demo by current #Bookbinding student Fox.
Wishing you all a wonderful #MarbledMonday from our stacks!
Marbling is a process of floating ink on water thickened with seaweed, leaving a one-of-a-kind design, which became incredibly popular for book endpapers and fore-edges!
Some colorful #MarbledEndpapers for #MarbledMonday ! From Mr Wynne's defence of Francis, late Lord Bishop of Rochester on Thursday the 9th of May, 1723
Belated Valentine’s pattern for #MarbledMonday ❤️
Cambridge UL Special Collections Or.698, Diwan, 18th century 📚
#CambridgeUniversityLibraries #IslamicManuscript #DecorativePaper #HandmadePaper #CULconservation
Here's some stealth marbling for #MarbledMonday
The marbling under the gold is most visible when the book is held at an angle, or when the pages are open. This is the first one we've noticed in our collection but for obvious reasons they're hard to spot, so there may be more!
Psychedelic peacock pattern play 🦚🎨
Wishing everyone a happy #MarbledMonday and praying for peace ✌🏼🙏🏼
#craft #art #papercraft #marbling
A miniature slipcase for #MarbledMonday with bonus Dutch gilt paper pastedown and flyleaf in the enclosed #MiniatureBinding 📚
Exploring Cambridge University Library #MiniatureBook collections with Liam Sims📕
#cambridgeuniversitylibraries #MiniatureBook #DecoratedPaper
Happy #MarbledMonday ! This modern double comb pattern is from our 1735 edition of An Essay on Reason.
A treasure trove for #MarbledMonday 📚
The Cambridge University Library collection of marbled papers made by the Grantchester-based Cockerell binding dynasty is still in use at #CULconservation
Douglas, and his son Sydney (Sandy), were some of the most respected #bookbinders of the 21st century📚
This is one of my The Folio Society treasures. It's a facsimile copy of Jane Austen's teenage satire, A History of England. Perfectly reproduced &with marbled covers.
#BookWormSat #marbledMonday
This #MarbledMonday we're sharing William Blake's 'The Marriage of Heaven and Hell' in a facsimile edition published by the Trianon Press in 1960 for the William Blake Trust. This pattern can be called Octopus or Whirl and was likely not created until the 20th century.
