B25453

Shelfmark

Lrr.4.26

Author

Carter, John

Title

E. P. Goldschmidt :, a personal note /, by John Carter.

Varying form of title

Antiquarian bookman

Publication, distribution, etc.

[Newark, NJ :, Antiquarian Bookman],, 1954.

Physical description

[6]p ;, 23cm.

Note

Article extracted from the "Antiquarian bookman", April 10, 1954.

Note

Bound with shelfmarks Lrr.4.26 (01), Lrr.4.26 (02), Lrr.4.26 (04), and Lrr.4.26 (05).

Note

Copy of "In memoriam Ernst Philip Goldschmidt ...", 1954 and "Preserved for prosterity ..." by E. P. Goldschmidt, [1950] originally loose inside binding, now housed in separate envelopes at shelfmarks Lrr.4.26 (a) and Lrr.4.26 (b) respectively.

Note

Place of publication and imprint from publication details of "Antiquarian bookseller" as recorded in the Oxford University library catalogue.

Note

Loose newspaper clipping featuring an obituary for E. P. Goldschmidt.

Note

Loose pages from the "Antiquarian bookman" featuring another copy of this article.

Provenance

Bookplate of John Carter.

Provenance

Ms. inscription: "John Carter, Washington 1954".

Provenance

Loose typed draft of the tribute to E. P. Goldschmidt by John Carter which was published in the "Antiquarian bookman" with ms. corrections in John Carter's hand.

Provenance

Five loose typed and ms. letters (all dated 1954) to John Carter about E. P. Goldschmidt from: James Wells, Stanley Morison, Ernest Weil, George T. Goodspeed, and Philip Hofer.

Provenance

Loose ms. letter (dated 1953-11-24) to John Carter from E. P. Goldschmidt.

Binding

20th century dark blue buckram binding with gilt lettering on spine ; original magazine printed paper front wrapper bound with text.

Subject

Goldschmidt, E. Ph., (Ernst Philip)

Added entry--name

Carter, John, former owner.

Added entry--name

Wells, James, correspondent.

Added entry--name

Morison, Stanley, correspondent.

Added entry--name

Weil, Ernest, correspondent.

Added entry--name

Hofer, Philip, correspondent.

Added entry--name

Goodspeed, George T., correspondent.

Added entry--name

Goldschmidt, E. Ph., (Ernst Philip), correspondent.

Added entry--place

United States, New Jersey, Newark.

001B25453

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aLrr.4.26

1001#$aCarter, John

24510$aE. P. Goldschmidt :$ba personal note /$cby John Carter.

2463#$aAntiquarian bookman

260##$a[Newark, NJ :$bAntiquarian Bookman],$c1954.

300##$a[6]p ;$c23cm.

500##$aArticle extracted from the "Antiquarian bookman", April 10, 1954.

500##$aBound with shelfmarks Lrr.4.26 (01), Lrr.4.26 (02), Lrr.4.26 (04), and Lrr.4.26 (05).

500##$aCopy of "In memoriam Ernst Philip Goldschmidt ...", 1954 and "Preserved for prosterity ..." by E. P. Goldschmidt, [1950] originally loose inside binding, now housed in separate envelopes at shelfmarks Lrr.4.26 (a) and Lrr.4.26 (b) respectively.

500##$aPlace of publication and imprint from publication details of "Antiquarian bookseller" as recorded in the Oxford University library catalogue.

500##$aLoose newspaper clipping featuring an obituary for E. P. Goldschmidt.

500##$aLoose pages from the "Antiquarian bookman" featuring another copy of this article.

561##$aBookplate of John Carter.

561##$aMs. inscription: "John Carter, Washington 1954".

561##$aLoose typed draft of the tribute to E. P. Goldschmidt by John Carter which was published in the "Antiquarian bookman" with ms. corrections in John Carter's hand.

561##$aFive loose typed and ms. letters (all dated 1954) to John Carter about E. P. Goldschmidt from: James Wells, Stanley Morison, Ernest Weil, George T. Goodspeed, and Philip Hofer.

561##$aLoose ms. letter (dated 1953-11-24) to John Carter from E. P. Goldschmidt.

563##$a20th century dark blue buckram binding with gilt lettering on spine ; original magazine printed paper front wrapper bound with text.

60014$aGoldschmidt, E. Ph.$q(Ernst Philip)

7001#$aCarter, John$eformer owner.

7001#$aWells, James$ecorrespondent.

7001#$aMorison, Stanley$ecorrespondent.

7001#$aWeil, Ernest$ecorrespondent.

7001#$aHofer, Philip$ecorrespondent.

7001#$aGoodspeed, George T.$ecorrespondent.

7001#$aGoldschmidt, E. Ph.$q(Ernst Philip)$ecorrespondent.

752##$aUnited States$bNew Jersey$dNewark.