“Once the library of a bibliophile was not thought complete without examples of the art of grangerizing or privately illustrated illustrated books.”

“What becomes clear is that today's book buyer is different from the patient bibliophile of yesteryear.”

“A bibliophile from early days, when others were heading off to play footie or cricket, Baxter always made straight for the library.”

“The review has established itself as the one of the leading authoritative journals for those interested in all aspects of bibliophily.”

“History of bibliophily reaches back to ancient times, while philately came into existence in the second half of the 19th century.”

“It includes a great number of elements and during several centuries bibliophily takes not the least important place among them.”

“Essays on bibliophilism and language by the editor of The American Scholar.”

“In 18 essays on bibliophilism, the author tells of growing up in a proudly bookish household and of building her own.”

“There are however some unsigned but nonetheless original etchings in works of bibliophilism.”

“The British Library is asking bibliophiles to adopt a book and save it for the nation.”

“The idea behind the renovation in the city is part of OUPs recent drive to provide greater visibility of books and set bibliophiles at ease.”

“Though many bibliophiles would love to have a look at this collection, it has not been available in the market for long.”