Elizabeth DeBold
is a postgraduate researcher in early modern British social history and culture at Newcastle University in the UK. After a ten-year career in libraries, she now focuses on the human labour of the book and print trades during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Her doctoral project examines the lives and social networks of the apprentices who came to London to learn how to make their living at the press or in the bookshop. She is owned by two cats, John Quincy and Abigail. She was formerly the Assistant Curator at the Folger Shakespeare Library. — View all posts by Elizabeth DeBold
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Congratulations. Another block of invaluable safely in a first rate institution. Well done.
Cliff Webb
Cliff Webb — January 7, 2016
Congratulations!
I do have to ask if the Folger would bid if another Bible that belonged to Edward de Vere comes onto the market? We only have his Geneva Bible, and his Bishops, Rheims and other Bibles could conceivably turn up.
Richard M. Waugaman — January 7, 2016
Thank you for your message. The Folger’s collection development policy for early modern English books includes association copies, (http://folgerpedia.folger.edu/Early_modern_English_collection_development), but bidding at auction always depends on available financial resources.
Caroline Duroselle-Melish
Caroline Duroselle-Melish — January 14, 2016