Table of Contents
- Collection Summary
- Biographical Note
- Scope and Content Note
- Subject Headings
- Related Material
- Administrative Information
- Access and Use
- Encoding Information
- Series List
- Container List
Collection Summary
Repository: | Archives and Special Collections Library, Vassar College Libraries |
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Creator: | Randolph, Francis Fitz (collector) |
Title: | Guide to the Francis Fitz Randolph Collection of Incunabula Leaves |
Dates: | 1472-1500 |
Quantity: | 0.5 cubic feet (1 box) |
Abstract: | Leaves of incunabula collected by Francis Fitz Randolph. |
Biographical Note
Francis Fitz Randolph held degrees from Yale and Harvard, was an investment banker who held high-level positions at a number of corporations, and served as a trustee of Vassar College from 1947-1956. He donated a number of rare books and works of art to Vassar. He died on 12 October 1973.
TopAccess and Use
Access
This collection is open for research according to the regulations of the Vassar College Archives and Special Collections Library without any additional restrictions.
Restrictions on Use
Permission to quote (publish) from unpublished or previously published material must be obtained as described in the regulations of the Vassar College Archives and Special Collections Library.
Subject Headings
Subjects:
- Incunabula--Specimens
- Printing--Europe--History
- Printing--Specimens
Document Types:
- Incunabula
VCL Categories
- Printing and Publishing
Administrative Information
Preferred Citation
Francis Fitz Randolph Collection of Incunabula Leaves, Archives and Special Collections Library, Vassar College Libraries.
Processing Information
List created by Miranda Villesvik, December 2014.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Francis Fitz Randolph.
Series List
Series I. Germany |
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Series II. France |
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Series III. Switzerland |
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Series IV. Belgium |
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Series V. Netherlands |
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Series VI. Unknown |
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Container List
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Details
Leaves of incunabula collected by Francis Fitz Randolph.