Rare Book of the Week
This week's Rare Book of the Week is a presentation copy of Antoine Saint-Exupéry’s Pilote de guerre inscribed to husband and wife scriptwriters Dido Freire and Jean Renoir.
The Lough Kinale Book Shrine is Ireland’s oldest and largest container for a sacred book and has gone on display for the first time after nearly two years of restoration work.
Our new Rare Book of the Week is Albert Maumené's Les Abres Nains Japonais, the first book ever published in the West about
This week's focus is on the Horae beatae marie secundum usum curie romane better known as the Black Book of Hours which has been awarded conservation funding from the the
Held by Cultural Collections at the University of Leeds, the earliest-known English book about cheese has reveal
An important archive of Alan Turing's unpublished Second World War papers has
This week's Rare Book of the Week is copy of the first Astronomer Royal
This week's Rare Book of the Week is a green Apica notebook belonging to singer-songwriter L
A rehearsal script headed “Final Version, December 3rd, 1947”, signed and dated by the author on the title page, “Tennessee Williams, 1975” is one of the highlights of
