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 The CERL Internship and Placement Grant 2016/17 allowed us to work at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek from 1 May to 31 May 2017, as Marieke van Delft, Curator of the Early Printed Books Department, decided to start a project for the cataloguing of incunables in the database Material Evidence of Incunabula. The CERL Internship and Placement Grant 2016/17 allowed us to work at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek from 1 May to 31 May 2017, as Marieke van Delft, Curator of the Early Printed Books Department, decided to start a project for the cataloguing of incunables in the database Material Evidence of Incunabula.
  
-The work, which involved (and involves) Dr van Delft, the three of us and three Dutch university interns, did not start from scratch: former Curator Gerard van Thienen already made many researches on the incunabula kept by the KB, focusing above all on watermarks (which for Dutch books are all inserted in [[www.kb.nl/watermark|WILC]], book collation and provenance evidences.+The work, which involved (and involves) Dr van Delft, the three of us and three Dutch university interns, did not start from scratch: former Curator Gerard van Thienen already made many researches on the incunabula kept by the KB, focusing above all on watermarks (which for Dutch books are all inserted in [[http://watermark.kb.nl/default/search/advanced/|WILC]], book collation and provenance evidences.
  
 Van Thienen’s researches merged in file cards, where the main copy features related to different provenances (inscriptions, ex-libris, stamps, binding, bibliographic references, especially to auction catalogues, etc...) are shortly described. All this information was also transferred to the internal catalogue of the KB and finally to the OPAC. Also, van Thienen produced sizeable dossiers for each incunable of the collection: all of this, along with the ISTC description of the edition, was our starting point. Van Thienen’s researches merged in file cards, where the main copy features related to different provenances (inscriptions, ex-libris, stamps, binding, bibliographic references, especially to auction catalogues, etc...) are shortly described. All this information was also transferred to the internal catalogue of the KB and finally to the OPAC. Also, van Thienen produced sizeable dossiers for each incunable of the collection: all of this, along with the ISTC description of the edition, was our starting point.
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