RBM : A Journal of Rare Books, Manuscripts, and Cultural Heritage

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  Año 2008, Vol. 9, Número 1

  • From here to ephemerality:fugitive sources in libraries,archives,and museums: the 48th annual RBMS preconference

    Henry Raine

    págs. 14-17

    

  • The long-term significance of printed ephemera

    Michael Twyman

    págs. 19-57

    

  • The shapes Jane Eyre takes: ephemeral responses to the book and its themes

    Barbara Heritage

    págs. 58-66

    

  • Fugitive sources, Ben-Hur, and the popular art "property"

    Jon Solomon

    págs. 67-78

    

  • Fan dancing and fan belts: Selling optimism at the 1933 Chicago world´s fair

    Cheryl R. Ganz

    págs. 79-85

    

  • Teaching with ephemera

    Julia Gardner, David Pavelich

    págs. 86-92

    

  • Spinning straw into gold: gilding junk through collecting

    William P. Barlow

    págs. 93-99

    

  • The contribution of ephemera Dealers

    Harris Robert Dalton, Diane Deblois, David A. Margolis, Jean Moss

    págs. 100-117

    

  • Whit deft knife and paste: the extraillustrated books of John M. Wing

    Jill Gage

    págs. 118-126

    

  • Why not ephemera? the emergence of ephemera in libraries

    Georgia B. Barnhill

    págs. 127-135

    

  • A network and its ephemera before the internet: the hidden treasures and clear challenges of apazines

    Gregory J. Prickman

    págs. 136-141

    

  • Immortalizing the mayfly: permanent ephemera:an illusion or a (virtual) reality?

    Julie Anne Lambert

    págs. 142-156