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This one really puts the tail in tailpiece, don't you think?
Happy #FinisFriday! Next week it'll finally be Autumn!
We can't help but think this little squirrel is about to snack on some tasty pumpkins, or maybe a pumpkin spiced acorn?
Simon Witgeest, Het verbetert en vermeerdert natuurlyk toverboek. (Amsterdam, 1725)
A day late, but happy belated #worldBeeDay, with a #finisFriday twist!
We're thinking about working on a pollinator garden this weekend, what are your plans?
Buzzy tailpiece from: Baldi Baldi De Loco Affecto in Pleuritide Disceptationes. Rome: Francis Caballi, 1643.
Happy Birthday to the Bard of Avon!
Pictured here is our copy of the Second Folio, including the lovely finispiece from Romeo & Juliet because you know we love a good #finisfriday.
Mr. William Shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies. London: Printed by Tho. Cotes, 1632.
TGIFinisFriday!
This lovely finispiece is joining us all the way from 17th century Amsterdam and is here to wish you all a wonderful weekend!
D. Magni Ausonii ... Opera. (Amsterdam, 1669)
Here’s a lovely little 17th century tailpiece to #finis off the week.
This FinisFriday brought to you by:Thomas Hobbes. The History of the Civil VVars of England. (London, 1679).
When you can’t choose just one... These finis pieces are from an 1812 type specimen of metal ornaments by Edmund Fry (London). We can relate that top one, how about you?
Sound the horns! Friday is here!
The Library Company will be closed from December 21 - January 3 for the winter holidays.
We wish you a happy holiday season, and can't wait to see you in the new year!
Engraved finis from Discorso sopra il nuovo ornato della guglia di S. Pietro. Roma, 1723.#finisfriday
Here's a fine finispiece to help you usher in what will hopefully be a fine weekend. And in the rare book world fine isn't just fine, it's even better than 'very good.'
Niccolò Machiavelli. Tutte le opere di Niccolò Machiavell. (London, 1747.)
