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214 Part 9: Writings on Analytical Bibliography � Tanselle: Introduction to Scholarly Editing (2002)
Brian N. Gerrard, "A New Taxonomy of Post-Impression Corrections," in An Index of Civilisation:
Studies in Printing and Publishing History in Honour of Keith Maslen, ed. Ross Harvey, Wallace
Kirsop, and B.J. McMullin (1993), pp. 45-54.
Brian N. Gerrard, "Rickaby Cancellation: A New Species of Post-Impression Correction," Studies in
Bibliography 46 (1993): 303-20.
B.J. McMullin, "Creating a Good Impression at the Oxford Bible Press in 1743," Studies in Bibliography
51 (1998): 205-12.
James E. May, "Interrelating the Cancellantia and Partial Gatherings in the First Edition of Edward Young's
The Centaur Not Fabulous," Studies in Bibliography 53 (2000): 241-63.
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H. Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Michael Sadleir, "The Development during the Last Fifty Years of Bibliographical Study of Books of the
Nineteenth Century," in The Bibliographical Society, 1892-1942: Studies in Retrospect (1945),
pp. 146-58.
Campbell R. Coxe, "The Pre-Publication Printings of Tarkington's Penrod," Studies in Bibliography 5
(1952-53): 153-57. [Includes list of points regarding the identification of impressions through type
or plate damage and variations in paper and inking.]
James Moran, "Filmsetting--Bibliographical Implications," Library 5th ser. 15 (1960): 231-45.
D.W. Krummel, Guide for Dating Early Published Music (1974). [See also Krummel, "Supplement to
Guide for Dating Early Published Music," Fontes artis musicae 24 (1977): 175-84; and index by
Linda I. Solow, 81-94.]
William B. Todd, "The White House Transcripts," Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America 68
(1974): 267-96.
William H. Bond, "Wrappers for The Virginians: Variants Produced by Duplicate Settings," Book
Collector 24 (1975): 553-57.
Richard Knowles, "Dates for Some Serially Published Shakespeares," Studies in Bibliography 40 (1987):
187-201.
B.J. McMullin, "Astronomical Symbols and Printing in Overtime for the House of Commons, 1826-1837,"
Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America 82 (1988): 99-107.
See also the statements of publishers as recorded in H.S. Boutell, First Editions of To-Day and How to
Tell Them (1929; rev. 1937, 1949, 1965); Nolie Mumey, A Study of Rare Books (1930); and Edward
N. Zempel and Linda A. Verkler, A First Edition? (1977; rev. as First Editions, 1984, 1989). (Less
useful lists are in Jack Tannen, How to Identify and Collect American First Editions [1976] and Bill
McBride, A Pocket Guide to the Identification of First Editions [1979; 3rd ed., 1985; 4th ed., 1989]
and Points of Issue [2nd ed., 1987]. Cf. the series "A Collector's Guide to Publishers," in Firsts,
beginning June 1993.)
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