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ccadrarebooks:More gorgeous chromolithographs from the book...

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ccadrarebooks:More of Walter Crane’s illustrations for the...

ccadrarebooks:Art Deco pochoir design from Inspirations by...

ccadrarebooks:Mistletoe for your Solstice party! From Eugène...

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ccadrarebooks: It’s le 14 Juillet, or as we English-speakers call it, Bastille Day (just

ccadrarebooks: Regency morning dress for June 1807. From The follies & fashions of our grand

ccadrarebooks: If going to a costume ball dressed as a hornet is not your style, perhaps you’

ccadrarebooks: Regency morning dress for August 1807. From The follies & fashions of our gr

ccadrarebooks: Need a costume for a fancy dress ball? Why not go as a hornet? From Fancy dresses des

ccadrarebooks: cincylibrary:Illustrations from Fancy dresses described, or, What to wear at fancy ba

ccadrarebooks: Regency dress for September 1807. From The follies & fashions of our grandfa

ccadrarebooks: Regency dress for October 1807. From The follies & fashions of our grandfath

ccadrarebooks: Lace! From Der Bazar, a German ladies magazine, 1870. Ask a librarian to see an

ccadrarebooks:Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pres

ccadrarebooks:Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pres

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

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ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:In our collection we have a late 19th century (1885) version of John Keats’ poem

ccadrarebooks:Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pres

ccadrarebooks:Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pres

ccadrarebooks:In our collection we have a late 19th century (1885) version of John Keats’ poem

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks: The story of King Midas from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riversid

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks: Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pre

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:Need a costume for a fancy dress ball? Why not go as a hornet? From Fancy dresses desc

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks: Art Deco pochoir design from Inspirations by Andre Durenceau, 1928. Ask a libra

ccadrarebooks: Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pre

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks: ccadrarebooks: It’s Taxidermy Thursday: Groundhog Day Edition! We can see his s

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:Today we have the tale of Hercules and the Three Golden Apples. From Walter Crane

ccadrarebooks:Happy birthday, Charles Dana Gibson! Born on September 14, 1867 in Roxbury, Massa

ccadrarebooks: Today we’re marking the anniversary of the eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed

ccadrarebooks: Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pre

ccadrarebooks: Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pre

ccadrarebooks:In our collection we have a late 19th century (1885) version of John Keats’ poem

ccadrarebooks: Today we’re marking the anniversary of the eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks: The story of King Midas from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riversid

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:Two designs from English book designer and illustrator Reginald Knowles, from The

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks: We’re featuring monkshood today, also known as aconite. A lovely plant that gro

ccadrarebooks: The story of King Midas from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riversid

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:In our collection we have a late 19th century (1885) version of John Keats’ poem

ccadrarebooks:In our collection we have a late 19th century (1885) version of John Keats’ poem

ccadrarebooks:Happy 200th birthday, John Ruskin! Born on February 8, 1819, Ruskin was the lead

ccadrarebooks: Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pre

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:Welcome back, students and faculty! A new semester means a new rare books display! Thi

ccadrarebooks: It’s a bit nippy out there today. Stay safe everyone! Dante addressing Bo

ccadrarebooks: Build me up, Buttercup! It’s the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere

ccadrarebooks: More fun with Victorian advertising cards!

ccadrarebooks:Art Nouveau hair combs from Modern design in jewellery and fans, 1902. Ask

ccadrarebooks: More fun with Victorian advertising cards!

ccadrarebooks: Today we’re marking the anniversary of the eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks: Today we’re marking the anniversary of the eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks: Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pre

ccadrarebooks: Today’s post from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riverside Pre

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks: The story of King Midas from Walter Crane’s illustrations for the Riversid

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks: Spring! From Eugène Grasset’s La plante et ses applications orneme

ccadrarebooks: All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens

ccadrarebooks: Last year for St. David’s Day, we posted Grasset’s daffodils in hono

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t

ccadrarebooks:In our collection we have a late 19th century (1885) version of John Keats’ poem

ccadrarebooks: Happy eclipse day! We have absolutely NOTHING in our collection about eclipses, so he

ccadrarebooks:All heck breaks loose as Pandora (the mythological person, not the music site) opens t