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The English Illustrated Magazine
all is fish that comes to the Grangeriser's net) of other interesting ruliCS. When his
pictures are complete, the text will be pasted in, a procedure recalling to mind the
words of Sir Benjamin Backbite : “ A neat rivulet of text meandering through a ...
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Nollekens and his times, and memoirs of contemporary artists ...
These The grangeriser became, in are well set forth by Col. W. F. Hill Burton's
words, " a sort Prideaux in Notes and Queries of literary Attila or Gengis of
September 27th, 1890, and Khan who has spread terror the subject has been
very ade- ...
John Thomas Smith, Wilfred Whitten, 1829
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The Anatomy of Bibliomania
It was quite a common thing, soon after his library came to the Bodleian, for
spectacles to drop out of the books as they were taken incautiously from the
shelves.3 It has been my custom, Medwell, the American Grangeriser,
ingenuously ...
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Grangerising: Or, Extra-illustrating
Thus, while the Grangeriser destroys a few books for the sake of their illustrations
, he preserves many illustrations ••• which would otherwise perish with their
books. '"X '.), ':"; .:,, '',-.. \-c-S. Again, the Grangeriser illustrates a subject more ...
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The Publishers' Circular and Booksellers' Record of British ...
Local histories, however, afford, perhaps more readily than any other class of
work, the material most interesting to the grangeriser. An antiquary long resident
in any particular locality sympathetically and in the nature of things acquires
much ...
Sampson, Low, Marston & Company, 1903
It represents him as a rather sulky boy, with long fair hair, in a slashed doublet
and a large all-round white collar or tippet trimmed with lace, to his shoulders.
The portrait appears to be rare; I suppose the Grangeriser conveys it away. Nye
was ...
Glasgow Archaeological Society, 1908
Specialist also in engravings, mezzotints, etchings, woodcuts, aquatints, etc.,
early portraits, early illustration books, bindings, grangeriser vols. Years of study
at Brit. Mus. Library Print Room. Seeks high position with American house where
...
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Whitman's Print-collector's Handbook
But, for the most part, these early lineengravings appeal chiefly to the collector of
historical portraits, or the ' Grangeriser,' and likeness, rather than fineness of
impression or priority of state, being his first aim, he may occasionally be able to
buy ...
Alfred Whitman, Malcolm Charles Salaman, 1921
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The Connoisseur: An Illustrated Magazine for Collectors
... new and necessary ones. With a few exceptions it may be dogmatically
affirmed that no completely illustrated book has as yet been issued from the press
, although many such can be found in the possession of the ardent " Grangeriser
" with ...
... to the public at all. And the great virtue of this particular piece of extra-
illustrating is that all the illustrations chosen are to the point, all vital to the interest
of the book. Most of us know that industrious type of " grangeriser " who, when he
...
Bertram Waldrom Matz, 1911
