Eighteenth-century English books considered by librarians and booksellers, bibliographers and collectors
Subtitle: proceedings of a conference held at San Francisco, June 25-28, 1975
Contributors: Association of College and Research Libraries. Rare Books and Manuscripts Section
Publisher: Association of College and Research Libraries
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 97
Subjects: Books -- History -- Great Britain -- Congresses; Printing -- History -- Great Britain -- Congresses
Notes: At head of title: Rare Books and Manuscripts Section, Association of College and Research Libraries

Includes bibliographical references
Table of contents: Todd, W. B. Eighteenth-century English books: an antirevolutionary tract.; Joliffe, J. W. An eighteenth-century STC.; Cameron, W. J. Short-title cataloging and automated bibliographical control of pre-1800 books.; Tanselle, G. T. The descriptive bibliography of eighteenth-century books.; Eddy, D. D. Eighteenth-century bibliography: facts and opinions.; Hernlund, P. Problems of editing business and trade manuscripts.; Maslen, K. I. D. Seven years editing the Bowyer ledgers.; Bond, D. F. Problems in editing the eighteenth-century periodical essay.; Barry, R. J., jr. Addicted to rarity.; Barlow, W. P. Eighteenth-century English books: the view of a collector.; Mason, A. Catesby, Curll, and Cook: or, the librarian and the eighteenth-century English book