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--- resources:links_to_other_resources:history_of_the_book [2012/10/02 19:00] – hart
+++ resources:links_to_other_resources:history_of_the_book [2021/03/03 09:22] (current) – lefferts
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 ====== History of the book ======
+  * Amsterdam printers (1470-1800) on a map [[https://bookhistory.typograaf.com/]]
   * Antiquarian Bookseller’s Association of America [[http://www.abaa.org]]
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   * Fine Press Book Association [[http://www.fpba.com]]
+  * GIAQ e.G. [[http://www.giaq.de]], a German cooperative of some 100 associates which are all antiquarian book sellers, mainly of German speaking books, who collectively own [[https://www.antiquariat.de]], an internet platform offering antiquarian books held at about 400 dealers, containing ca. 5 millions of books. See also this blog related to the German speaking antiquarian book trade [[https://antiquariatsnotizen.blogspot.de/]]
   * Graphion’s Online Type Museum [[http://www.typographia.org/1999/graphion-collection.html]]
   * Manuscripts, Books, and Maps -  The Printing Press and a Changing World [[http://www.communication.ucsd.edu/bjones/Books/booktext.html]]
+  * Marelibri [[https://www.marelibri.com]] offers integrated access to booksellers united in ABAA, Antiqbook.com, Biblio, Books at PBFA,IOBA, Livre-Rare-Book.com, Maremagnum.com, Antiquariat.de  and Uniliber.com with some 2000 dealers and approx. 20 million books (mostly in English, French, Italian, Spanish and some in German or Dutch)
   * MASTER: Manuscript Access through Standards for Electronic Records [[http://master.dmu.ac.uk/index.html]]

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