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Are you interested in archives? Publishing? What about accounts of power and race in archives and publishing? Well, the SHARPIES online book history festival has got some new scholarship for you to check out. Consider registering today (and tell your friends!)
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Frisket Fragment Find Friday 🎉
Fragment of a frisket reused in a 17th-c. religious binding. Red printed text meant to be excluded remains visible, pointing to a liturgical context. The frisket itself is recycled from a liturgical manuscript. Also present: other fragments of printed binder’s waste.
