Exactly what the title says, no lecture notes, strictly slides for talking points about book history

1. A Visual History of the Book GSLIS 731 Summer Session II July 2 – August 13, 2007 Instructor: Sharon A. Pullen, C.A.

2. Cuneiform Tablet

3. Heiroglyphics

4. Scroll Book of Esther

5. Chinese presses and moveable type

6. Impermanent Media

7. Oral History

8. Manuscript Bodleian Library

9. Book of Hours

10. Gutenberg

11. Gutenberg Press

12. What to Print On? Parchment Vellum Paper

13. Parchment

14. Vellum The only difference between vellum and parchment is that vellum is made from the skins of young calves.

15. Papermaking

16. Papermaking illustrated

17. Western Papermakers

18. Early Printing

19. Revolutionary Cartoon

20. Slave Narrative 18 th century

21. Early Papermaking Industry

22. Rags to Pulp

23. One of the First Paper Mills in the UK

24. Illustrations Important for the non-literate early reader

25. Master Lithographer paints on stone

26. Plans for a press

27. Lithographic Press

28. 19 th Century Scroll Book

29. Military Surgery

30. 19 th century Children’s Book

32. Autograph Book Covers 19 th c.

33. Lithographic Process

34. Linotype

35. Grolier Exhibit