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BibSite is 204 resources in 13 languages, featuring 294 subject groups, with the help of 292 contributors.

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Syllabus: Topics in Media Theory: Cuneiform to Twitter
Leah Price
Book industries and trade--History
Recent Studies of 18th-Century Book Culture and Reading, 1985–2016
James E. May
Book collecting
Supplement to ‘Red Frisket Sheets, c. 1490-1700′
Elizabeth Savage
British Book Auction Catalogues 1801-1900: A Preliminary Version of Munby-Coral 2
Lenore Coral, Annette Fern
Bibliographic Information for Fifty-three Unlocated Eighteenth-Century Items in Arnott and Robinson’s English Theatrical Literature, 1559-1900
David Wallace Spielman
Theater, Literature
An Annotated Bibliography of Bilingual and Polyglot Dictionaries and Vocabularies of the Languages of the World Held at Indiana University, Bloomington
Breon Mitchell
18th-C Printed Works in English with Free Supplements
Shef Rogers
Publishing, Printing
Fashion Calendar Research Database
Fashion, Fashion and mass media, Fashion editors, Periodicals
Recent Studies of 18th-Century Book Illustration and Engraving, including Cartography, 1985–2016
James E. May
Engraving, Wood-engraving, Japanese, Illustration of books, Illustration of books--Japan
Bibliography of Jean Ingelow’s Contributions to the Youth’s Magazine, 1851-1858
Maura Ives

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BibSite is an open-access platform for scholars, teachers, researchers, and students of bibliography in the broadest sense of the term. A project of the Bibliographical Society of America (BSA), BibSite is a hosting and discovery tool providing access to accumulated published and unpublished bibliographical videos, slide decks, conference papers, syllabi, and datasets from across the world wide web. Managed by the BibSite Editorial Group, BibSite's crowdsourced contributions and their metadata bring together siloed resources for the study and teaching of bibliography. + Read More

<em>The Royal primer, or, An easy and p[l]easant guide to the art of reading : Authorized by His Majesty King George II.</em>, 1770. Princeton University Library.

The Royal primer, or, An easy and p[l]easant guide to the art of reading : Authorized by His Majesty King George II., 1770. Princeton University Library.

Montes de Oca, J. (cartographer / cartógrafo). <em>Mapa de Cerro del Tepeyac, sitio de el milagro de la Virgen de Guadalupe.</em> University of Texas Libraries Collections. ca. 1720s.

Montes de Oca, J. (cartographer / cartógrafo). Mapa de Cerro del Tepeyac, sitio de el milagro de la Virgen de Guadalupe. University of Texas Libraries Collections. ca. 1720s.

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