Medieval Manuscripts Provenance

In May I wrote a blogpost about two leaves from a Book of Hours which has the initials "MdM" and "AdM" -- presumably of...

Perhaps the most exciting discovery of my summer trip to various collections in NY, OH, and Toronto was a wealth of unknown or little-known ...

The early 20th-century provenance of Otto Ege's Limoges Missal, leaves of which were no. 38 in his posthumous portfolio of Fifty Origina...

Thanks to the kindness of Steven Galbraith of the Rochester Institute of Technology, I have just received images of some of the leaves I was...

 A very short post today, as I need to finish preparing my talk for next week's CULTIVATE MSS conference . Regular readers may remember ...

Last week we looked at a manuscript sold by Dawson's Book Shop of Los Angeles, and broken up by Otto Ege (or perhaps Philip Duschnes). T...

[Photo by Mildred Budney] One of the better-known and easily recognised ex-Ege manuscripts was a copy of Thomas Aquinas's  Commentary on...