- Quite a good piece by Mark Wilding for the Guardian about the 2017 Feltham warehouse theft of rare books.
- The Cary Graphic Arts Collection at RIT has received a gift of printing equipment, rare books and ephemera from the collection of Stephen O. Saxe.
- Katarzyna Bator writes for the N-YHS blog, "Lab Notes: Preserving Rare Pamphlets."
- A video tour of Princeton University Library's 2019 Gutenberg & After exhibition is now available.
- Here's the BL's announcement of their acquisition of the Melford Hall Donne manuscript, which is also now available digitally.
- Rebecca Rego Barry has a recap of the ILAB webinar "Wrapping up 2020," held this week.
- Alison Flood writes for the Guardian about the Isaac Newton mss. notes about the Great Pyramid that sold for £380,000 this week.
- Over on the BL's Medieval Manuscripts blog, "New Prophecies of the Ancient Sibyls," an update on their effort to provide new descriptions of the Harley Collection manuscripts.
- Dave Gary points out the newly digitized American Philosophical Society Curator's Record of Donations for 1769 to 1898.
Review
- Stephen K. Galbraith's A Brief History of the Book; review by Sebastian Modrow for Bonefolder Extras.
Upcoming Auctions
- A Grand Vision: The David H. Arrington Collection of Ansel Adams Masterpieces at Sotheby's on 14 December.
- Livres et Manuscrits at Sotheby's Paris ends on 15 December.
- Éditions Originales du XIXe au XXIe Siècle at ALDE on 15 December.