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11 octobre 2020
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Torsten Wollina, « Time to talk about book stamps », Damascus Anecdotes, ID : 10.58079/ur79
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Instinctively, what comes to mind when you hear the word 'book stamp'? Is it an Ex Libris with a careful inscription and perhaps an illustration as well? Or is it a functional tool that serves basically the same function as an ownership note? In contrast to those, there is little literature on book stamps, and maybe that is why this post deserves to be written—and published? In the following, let's address three points I consider central to the study of the book stamp in a primarily A...