[ModLib] Interesting Buckram Variations

[JOSEPH HILL]

Well, this no number on the spine bit has got me going. When I first reported 310.1, I did not note the lack of the number, as I had assumed that the number was worn off of the spine. However, now that I look
at the book, I find the rest of the text on the spine to be bright and clear.
 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Scot Kamins
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2007 10:38 AM
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Subject: [ModLib] Interesting Buckram Variations


Folks,

Buck Lawrence sent me a batch of newly spotted buckrams for the list.  
Two of them were especially interesting.

286.1 Gunther: Death Be Not Proud with no number on spine

and

a giant 23.2 Tolstoy: Anna Karenina (stated FMLED)

Both titles had been previously listed, but WITHOUT the variations  
noted. So I'm wondering if there was just a mistake in my original  
transcriptions -- that is, Gunther had no # and Tolstoy had the FMLED  
slug and I just didn't write that in -- or that these titles exist in  
both varieties.

Please check your collections!


Scot Kamins
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musicians play from the hilltop.



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