Medieval Manuscripts Provenance

Today I learned that there will be an exhibition in Florence next year, at the Galleria dell'Accademia, called La fortuna dei Primitivi:...

Earlier this year a fine Flemish Book of Hours with an interesting  early 19th-century provenance was sold in London. A faint pencil inscri...

I recently found that Gustav Heinrich Becker's Catalogi bibliothecarum antiqui (Bonn, 1885) is available  online . It provides tran...

In my first blog-post two years ago I described the mark of Fritz Hasselmann, as found on several items at the Chester Beatty Library, Dubl...

As a result of the previous post mentioning Otto Ege, a reader has brought to my attention a new book of which I was unaware: Scott J. Gwar...

I occasionally encounter a manuscript with a circular paper label printed in blue with the words "Church Congress Exhibition", or ...

In response to the post about the Ashburnham-Libri manuscripts catalogue , one reader asked me about catalogues of the other Ashburnham manu...