QBG Library - History and Journal Articles |
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| Ref. |
Title |
Publisher |
Date |
Author |
Synopsis |
| D1 |
Craft Australia |
Craft Council of Australia |
Spring 1982 |
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| D2 |
Craft Australia |
Craft Council of Australia |
Winter 1984 |
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Article on Designer Bindings, International Bookbinding Exhibition Europe/Australia. See F8 |
| D3 |
Craft Australia |
Craft Council of Australia |
Winter 1987 |
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Article on Ron Eadie, fine Victorian binder |
| D5 |
Irish Bookbindings |
Irish Heritage Series |
1976 |
Craig, Maurice |
Brief history from 17th Century to Early 19th Century. Profusely illustrated. |
| D6 |
The Bookbinder in Eighteenth-Century |
Colonial Williamsburg |
1978 |
Ford, Thomas K. |
Pamphlet explaining life in the Williamsburg Museum at that time. There are good references here for further reading |
| D7 |
Books: Their history, art, power, glory, infamy and suffering according to their creators, friends and
enemies |
Phaidon |
1981 |
Donaldson, Donald |
A light hearted collection of literary snippets |
| D9 |
The Book: The story of printing & bookmaking illustrated |
Oxford |
1978 |
Mc Murtrie, Douglas |
The history of books, printing, printers, illustrations, typography and bookbinding. Illustrations are in black and white and it has a excellent bibliography. |
| D10 |
The History of Decorated Bookbinding in England |
Clarenden |
1992 |
Nixon, Howard & Foot, Mirjam |
From the Stonyhurst Gospel 698 A.D. to the present day. Profusely illustrated with plates in black and white and colour |
| D11 |
Great Books and Book Collections |
Chancellor |
1975 |
Thomas, Alan G. |
Good popular history of books up to the nineteenth century. Private press books, first editions, fakes and forgeries, great book collectors |
| D12 |
Victoria and Albert Museum bookbindings |
Her Majesty Stationery Office |
1980 |
Harthan, John P. |
The introduction traces the development of bookbinding design. An illustrated account of bookbinding design through the ages follows. Plates of bindings are in black and white and colour |
| D13 |
A History of English Craft Bookbinding Technique |
Holland Press |
1988 |
Middleton, Bernard |
A wealth of historical and technical data from the earliest times to present day. Also covers the development of the bookbinding trade. A 'must for anyone repairs old books or interested in their background. |
| D14 |
ABC for Book Collectors |
Knoff |
1991 |
Carter, John |
An invaluable dictionary of terms used in book collecting in common with bookbinding |
| D15 |
Publisher's Cloth: An Outline History of Publisher's
Binding in England 1820-1900 |
University Microfilms Ltd. |
1970 |
Carter, John |
A history of cloth binding in England. |
| D16 |
New Directions in Bookbinding |
Studio Vista |
1974 |
Smith, Philip |
Arguably one of the most influential books on post-war fine binding. It covers the work of many outstanding binders, as well as detailing with many clear drawings, the structures of his own books. Excellent treatment of unorthodox headbands, boxes, three piece bindings, complex joints, tooling, sewing etc. Very inspiring. |
| D17 |
Towards Today’s Book: Progress in 19th Century Britain |
|
1997 |
Chick, Arthur |
History of paper making, printing, engraving, leather and cloth binding, mechanization, etc. A wealth of historical information. |
| D18 |
Bookbinding: Its Background and Technique |
Dover |
1980 |
Diehl, Edith |
The book is 2 volumes bound as 1, originally published in 1946. Starting with primitive records and ancient book forms, the development of books is traced through middle ages, renaissance and modern times. The book also describes bookbinding practices and national styles of book decoration. |
| D19 |
A History of English Craft Bookbinding Technique |
Holland Press |
1988 |
Middleton, Bernard |
See synopsis for D13 |
| D20 |
Art Nouveau and Art Deco Bookbinding |
Thames & Hudson |
1989 |
Dunian, Alistair and De Bartha, Georges |
This fine book is a beautifully illustrated study of bookbinding in France between 1880 and 1940. It contains 252 illustrations, 202 of them in colour. |
| D21 |
The World of the Book |
Miegunyah Press |
2007 |
Cowley, Des and Williamson, Clare |
Beautifully illustrated book featuring great books and publishing innovations of the past and present, also sheer beauty of books as objects to be treasured and desired. |
| D22 |
Maureen Duke Bookbinder Teacher Friend |
University of Chichester |
2008 |
Several authors and Univ. of Chichester |
Otter Memorial Paper pays tribute to Maureen Duke, aged 80 years, President of the Society of Bookbinders. The book includes a biography and articles on this famous binder. |