File:Cornell University Comstock Library bookplate.png
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[edit]DescriptionCornell University Comstock Library bookplate.png |
English: Identifies books purchased through an endowment given by Professor H. H. Comstock upon his retirement. |
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Source | Some American College Bookplates.... Columbus, Ohio, The Champlain Press, 1915. Original copy at Harvard University. Image courtesy of HathiTrust. |
Author | Harry Parker Ward |
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