Assorted Ex Libris

Murray Gell-Mann won the Nobel Prize for physics in 1969 for
discovering quarks - the bookplate was uploaded by Bookplate Junkie.

by Marina Teraud

by Natalija Cernetsova

from the Phillipe Masson Ex Libris Collection at Montreal's McGill University

An opthalmologist's bookplate from Microscopic Ex Libris
(16 pages of Science/Microscope related bookplates)

The above 2 are by Ivan Miladinovic [flash] {update: that flash site is dead; some of his works can be found here}

All the unlabelled images and half of the others come by way of a great new weblog - Confessions of a Bookplate Junkie. [via]

Those unlabelled images were snagged from a Japanese bookplate collector's forum where there are something in the order of 500 bookplates [The link below '(91)' in the left column brings up the thumbnail views. The links below that give full size versions. I've actually posted works by Tyukanov, Hrapov and Denisenko previously]***

***After thinking about it and having a quick check, I wouldn't be surprised if most or all of the images at the Japanese forum were lifted from the wonderful Ex Libris Museum.***

• Michael Jones personal collection of ex libris.
• The World of Ex Libris - An Historical Perspective.
• Beethoven ex libris.
• Previously related.