Rare Book School Lectures
Rare Book School
Since 1972, the Book Arts Press and Rare Book School have offered more than 600 public lectures on a wide variety of bibliographical topics.
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Jun 16, 2026
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Episodes
Bearman, Frederick A. - "Triumph, Hope and Tragedy: Preserving the Public Records of England" 19.09.2019 55:29
Lecture 305 (31 July 1990)
Stoddard, Roger E. - "Deep in the Shed: A Working Paper from a Working Librarian" 19.09.2019 49:42
Lecture 304 (30 July 1990)
Joyce, William L. - "From the Margins to the Center" (20 July 1993) 19.09.2019 30:58
Lecture 341 (20 July 1993) Full title: "From the Margins to the Center: The Coming ‘Mainstreaming’ of Rare Books and Special Collections"
Antonetti, Martin - "Goodbye to All That: Education for the Book Arts" (12 July 1990) 19.09.2019 52:56
Lecture 299 (12 July 1990)
Schlosser, Leonard - "Paper: A Search for Surface" (9 July 1990) 19.09.2019 1:02:32
Lecture 297 (9 July 1990)
Sharpe, Richard - "On Getting Published as a New Author in Angevin England" (30 April 1990) 19.09.2019 53:24
Lecture 295 (30 April 1990)
Willison, Ian - "The Role of the History of the Book in the Humanities" (16 April 1990) 19.09.2019 59:34
Lecture 294 (16 April 1990) Full title: "The Role of the History of the Book in the Humanities: The History of the Book … and the Study of … Change"
Clapinson, Mary - "Keeping Western Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library" (9 April 1990) 19.09.2019 59:34
Lecture 293 (9 April 1990)
Bourbeau, David - "Bibliotect / Bookbinder: The Nature and Art of a Small Studio/Workshop" 19.09.2019 58:08
Lecture 292 (2 April 1990)
Pickwoad, Nicholas - "Changing Aesthetics: Indications of Quality and the Arts of Deception" 18.09.2019 54:13
Lecture 290 (19 February 2019)
Pickwoad, Nicholas - "Working Backwards: Guessing Intentions from Results" 18.09.2019 39:42
Lecture 289 (19 February 1990)
Pickwoad, Nicholas - "Reading the Evidence: The Interpretation of Structure and Materials" 18.09.2019 50:03
Lecture 288 (19 February 1990)
Davies, Martin - "Cataloging the Fifteenth Century: The Incunabula Short Title Catalogue" 18.09.2019 53:53
Lecture 286 (23 October 1989)
Koch, Peter Rutledge - "Inkslingers: Printing in San Francisco Post-Grabhorn" 18.09.2019 47:49
Lecture 285 (9 October 1989)
Gullick, Michael - "Why Catalog Medieval Manuscripts? And (If So) How? A Review by a Reader" 18.09.2019 46:05
Lecture 284 (25 September 1989) This is only a partial recording, but the topic is of such interest we thought it best to post it as is.
Corey, D. Steven - "Developing Collections of Fine Printing for Libraries: Further Considerations" 18.09.2019 1:11:51
Lecture 281 (24 July 1989)
Thomas, James C. - "Early Printing in Bamberg: A New Discovery" (18 July 1989) 18.09.2019 56:29
Lecture 280 (18 July 1989)
Traister, Daniel - "Reluctant Virgins: The Stigma of Print Revisited" (13 July 1989) 18.09.2019 43:38
Lecture 278 (13 July 1989)
Leab, Katharine Kyes - "H. Bradley Martin and Twentieth-Century American Book Collecting" 18.09.2019 39:58
Lecture 277 (11 July 1989)
Belanger, Terry - "Ourselves Observed: Education for Rare Books (With Bells and Whistles): IV" 29.08.2019 38:45
Lecture 282 (25 July 1989)
Belanger, Terry - "Ourselves Observed: Education for Rare Books (With Bells and Whistles): III" 29.08.2019 37:43
Lecture 279 (17 July 1989)
Belanger, Terry - "Ourselves Observed: Education for Rare Books (With Bells and Whistles): I" 29.08.2019 45:10
Lecture 274 (5 July 1989)
Landon, Richard - "Knight Errant of Bibliophily: Robert Curzon, 14th Baron Zouche" (24 April 1989) 29.08.2019 45:05
Lecture 273 (24 April 1989)
Wieck, Roger S. - "Time Sanctified" (30 January 1989) 29.08.2019 1:10:44
Lecture 270 (30 January 1989) Full title: "Time Sanctified: The Book of Hours; or How an Exhibition of Illuminated MSS Nearly Killed Its Curator"
Ridgway, Christopher L. - "The Sociology of the English Country-House Library, 1700–1918" 28.08.2019 1:02:37
Lecture 268 (24 October 1988) Note: The audio on this recording is mono only, on the left side.
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