Stained or browned endpapers; not washed out to white like those previous. With notes (“Mrs. R. died 26 Dec. 1800”), library marks/artifacts, and equipment clips.
From back matter of Memoirs of the late Mrs. Robinson Written by Herself, v.2, by Mary Robinson (1803). [Here]
![Water-wrinkled (?) title page, with ownership marks, in ink.
From A Compleat History of the Canon and Writers of the Books of the Old and New Testament by Louis Ellies Du Pin (1699). [Here]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lqtmp3n9LB1qixa76o1_400.png)
Water-wrinkled (?) title page, with ownership marks, in ink.
From A Compleat History of the Canon and Writers of the Books of the Old and New Testament by Louis Ellies Du Pin (1699). [Here]
![Various names and signatures written/practiced in rear endpapers.
From back matter of History of the Rites, Customes and Manner of Life of the Present Jews by Leo Modena (tr. Edmund Chilmead, 1650). [Here]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lqrvbyyHyY1qixa76o1_r1_400.png)
Various names and signatures written/practiced in rear endpapers.
From back matter of History of the Rites, Customes and Manner of Life of the Present Jews by Leo Modena (tr. Edmund Chilmead, 1650). [Here]
Front endpaper with ownership marks in pencil and ink, overlaid with unknown bookplate and digitization equipment clip; ”confined to the library” statement contradicted by digitization and subsequent digital distribution.
From front matter of The Dramatick Works of John Dryden, Esq: In six volumes, v. 5, by John Dryden (1717). [Here]
![Inscription from front endpapers: “Alice P Bean / Chelsea Ma. / (and sewed and bound by her)”
From front matter of The Galaxy, v. 12 (1871). [Here]
Note: Binder’s tickets are uncommon enough, but I’ve never seen the binder’s signature! Too bad the binding wasn’t documented. —kcw](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lqgd69fq871qixa76o1_1280.png)
Inscription from front endpapers: “Alice P Bean / Chelsea Ma. / (and sewed and bound by her)”
From front matter of The Galaxy, v. 12 (1871). [Here]
Note: Binder’s tickets are uncommon enough, but I’ve never seen the binder’s signature! Too bad the binding wasn’t documented. —kcw
Marks of ownership (“James C. [?] Todd / March 13th 1837”) digitized from front of page and back of page, where the ink bled through.
From front matter of The Calvanistic Magazine, v.1-2 (1827). [Here]
![Title page with ownership marks (“Molly Briscoes [sic]”, “Patty Briscoe”, University of Virginia library stamp), partially obscured (by placeholder?).
From front matter of Sermons to Young Women, v.2 by James Fordyce (1767). [Here]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lpej0tBbZg1qixa76o1_400.png)
Title page with ownership marks (“Molly Briscoes [sic]”, “Patty Briscoe”, University of Virginia library stamp), partially obscured (by placeholder?).
From front matter of Sermons to Young Women, v.2 by James Fordyce (1767). [Here]
![Ink that leaked through the page/as seen through the page
From back matter of A New Spelling Book by John Comly (1811). [Here]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lmt3rmdx0B1qixa76o1_400.png)
Ink that leaked through the page/as seen through the page
From back matter of A New Spelling Book by John Comly (1811). [Here]
