LYDENBERG, HARRY MILLER, 187-1960.
New York. Public library. Bookmen’s holiday ... 1948. (Card 3)
Contents—Continued. Russian manuscript in the New York public library.-No man in our time, by Archibald MacLeish.—The graphic arts: Foster, A. E. “The fish I didn’t catch.” Ivins, W. M. A note on the earliest percursors of mezzotinting and aquatinting. Weitenkampf, Frank. Influences and trends in nineteenth-century illustration.—A great administrator, by F. J. Mather.—History and historians: Lingelbach, W. E. An early American historian. McCombs, C. F. Imprisonment of Madame de Lafayette during the terror. Van Hoesen, H. B. John Hay and the historian’s use of newspapers.—A builder of library research collec- tions, by K. D. Metcalf—Libraries and librarians: Bishop, W. W. One problem for 1950—woodpulp paper in books. Keogh, Andrew. Benjamin Silliman’s trip to Europe in 1805. Wall, A, J. Ephemeral
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