Did you have a chance to look at the original copy of "bird of america" they have at the University of Michigan Library? I was told this is the most valuable book of the entire library. They have somebody who is turning (with infinite caution) one page per week, so visitors have a chance to look at a different page every time they come.
@Laurent & Wren: no, I never looked at it. I really should have, although one page a day means people will take years to finish it, right? Imagine you missed one page and have to calculate exactly when you have to return to fill the gap. :-))
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ReplyDeleteDid you have a chance to look at the original copy of "bird of america" they have at the University of Michigan Library? I was told this is the most valuable book of the entire library. They have somebody who is turning (with infinite caution) one page per week, so visitors have a chance to look at a different page every time they come.
Take a look at
http://www.lib.umich.edu/audubon-room/about
Don't forget the online, digital version at http://www.lib.umich.edu/pictureit
ReplyDelete@Laurent & Wren: no, I never looked at it. I really should have, although one page a day means people will take years to finish it, right?
ReplyDeleteImagine you missed one page and have to calculate exactly when you have to return to fill the gap.
:-))
Wren, thanks for the link!!
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