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Dalian Library Collector's Seals - Two-Volume Reference

Dalian Library Collector's Seals - Two-Volume Reference

Collector's Seal Reference
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This substantial two-volume reference gathers 494 images of rare-book pages and 690 collector's seals from the Dalian Library's holdings. Each seal is transcribed and connected to the history of its owner, turning a specialist bibliography into a richly visual archive of Chinese seal carving, book ownership and transmission.

Author: Wang Yulin

Publisher: Guangxi Normal University Press

Date: January 2017

Format: First-edition two-volume hardcover set, 1,032 pages, 16K / approximately 27 cm height

Material: Offset paper and hardcover boards

Language: Simplified Chinese

ISBN: 9787549589692

Edition / signature / number: First edition; unsigned and unnumbered

Condition: listed as new

Completeness: unverified.

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