Sing it, Vincent. I guess you’d know! This is one of those folded bookmarks, with magnets on both sides at the bottom. They’re a popular bookmark design.
Book: A History of Western Philosophy by Bertrand Russell
Sing it, Vincent. I guess you’d know! This is one of those folded bookmarks, with magnets on both sides at the bottom. They’re a popular bookmark design.
Book: A History of Western Philosophy by Bertrand Russell
Biblioasis is a great mid-sized Canadian publisher. This is a bookmark celebrating their twenty years in business. Congratulations!
Book: By the Book: Stories and Pictures by Diane Schoemperlen
I mentioned in my previous post that you’d be seeing more butterflies around these parts. And here you go. A gold-plated butterfly even!
Book: Colonel Roosevelt by Edmund Morris
Butterflies and bookmarks just go well together. So expect to see more!
Book: Life Itself by Roger Ebert
These leather bookmarks you get at touristy spots used to be very popular. I’m not sure if they still are. I got a lot of them back in the 1970s in the UK. This one I got at the Halifax Citadel, which is a neat place to visit.
Book: 1959: The Year Everything Changed by Fred Kaplan
A real treat here. Darryl Berger is a Kingston artist who makes art out of old library cards (remember those?). They make perfect bookmarks!
Book: Dreyfus: Politics, Emotion, and the Scandal of the Century by Ruth Harris
I just recently found this package of children’s bookmarks. I have no idea when or where I got them, but I think they were printed in Japan. They depict Mr. and Mrs. Noah and some of the animal pairs that were on the ark. I also included the package they came in, but I don’t know what the lettering on the side of the ark says. Any help? I also wonder why Noah and his wife are so cheery and who they might be waving at.
Book: The Harper Collins Study Bible
Well, I don’t know if it’s a magic carpet. But it’s a Turkish carpet. Close enough!
Book: 1913: In Search of the World Before the Great War by Charles Emmerson
Nice pairing of bookmarks with a similar theme.
Book: Pure Wit; The Revolutionary Life of Margaret Cavendish by Francesca Peacock
A nice mixture of wood in this bookmark. I have a number of wooden bookmarks, most of which aren’t very practical because they’re so thick. But they look nice.
Book: Not Alone by Sarah K. Jackson