03:23
Mauchline Ware Pictorial Binding
03:26
From Mauritania to Japan | Exhibition by Chana Algarvio
04:24
Manuscript Fragments still in the Books!
11:00
An Early Modern Commonplace Book from Box 15
06:58
Rowan Red Sky's Tour of the "Native Nature" Book Exhibit
09:20
Will Rueter & Aliquando Press Library Exhibition
06:22
16th and 17th Century Indentures and Legal Documents | Palaeography
05:00
Working with Yiddish Type | Bibliography Room Apprentice
12:13
Miniature Books
11:33
Victorian Toy Books
01:10:56
A Bibliographical Disturbance: Teaching and Learning in Book History After 2020 | Alan Galey
07:31
George Eliot, her early home | Quick Flip through
07:27
Victorian Microscopy Books
04:15
William Morris at 188
05:04
Book of Hours Facsimile from 1861 | Chromolithography
03:36
Sumerian clay tablet 2089 BC
06:05
Victorian Watercolour Box
10:37
Using a Vandercook Proof Press
12:59
RARE Audio: Canadian Poet Francis Sparshott, 1969
04:48
1867 Leaves of Grass - Boxed Quires
37:15
An Afternoon with Don Taylor | Bookbinder
01:16
Pride-themed Mini Library Exhibit
10:46
Folklore and Fables in our Collection
16:04
RARE Audio: Canadian Poet Douglas Lochhead, 1969
08:59
Mini Halloween Exhibit & Massey College Ghosts
09:08
Neu-auffgesetztes Format-Büchlein by Georg Wolffger (1673) with Florian Mueller
04:37
The Whole Art of Book-Binding | Peter Cottom (1824)
03:22
First Edition of Little Dorrit by Charles Dickens
11:31
How to Handle Rare Books at the Library
18:01
Typography and the Printer
10:11
Adana Five-Three Demo
41:34
Introduction to Letterpress Printing
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The official YouTube channel of the Robertson Davies Library within Massey College, University of Toronto. The Robertson Davies Library includes an array of book collections, a quiet reading room space known as the Lower Library as well as an events room known as the Upper Library. The Davies Library also includes the Bibliography Room, a room filled with printing presses where apprentices come to learn the art of printing.
For more information: www.masseycollege.ca/library/
We respectfully live and work on the traditional territories of the Huron-Wendat and Petun First Nations, the Seneca, the Mississaugas of the Credit River and the nations of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
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