Association of the Bar of the City of New York.'Eyes are on beauties until thou settest.' of Harvard University' 'Purchased from the income of the Mary Robeson Sargent Fund.' 'From the fund bequeathed by Charles Sprague Sargent. Sears.' 'Presented by Charles Sprague Sargent. Antunes, Josefina Helena and Castilho.Anthony, Cornelia Eames and Frank Dell.'Love rukles the court the camp the grove and men below and saints above.' 'Do the truth you know, and you shall learn the truth you need to know. 'Tongues in trees, books in the running brooks.' 'Bookfelloviensis.' 'Love well the hour and let it go.' American Philosophical Society Held at Philadelphia.the owner of this book, is supported entirely by. American Merchant Marine Library Association.American Commission to Negotiate Peace.'Presented by the Junior Section of San Diego.' American Association of University Women.'Opportunity, inspiration, achievement.' 'Spaientiam non suam simulationem quaero.' Alabama State Department of Archives and History.'Haurit aquam cribis qui vult sine descere libris.' Miss Abbott's School Alumnae Association.'Libris monasterii montis angelo rum inseruit.' Wiechel's bookplate collection was donated to Kent State University Special Collections by her daughter, Ellen Amstutz, in 1985. Kent State University Libraries.Īcquisition Information: Ione K. Department of Special Collections and Archives. The plates were mounted and displayed by the creator in roughly alphabetical order. Wiechel as to the provenance of each item. Notes in brackets are basic descriptions made by Ione K. Statement of Arrangement: The bookplates are arranged alphabetically by owner's last name. Wiechel, along with a few pieces of correspondence relating to these bookplates. Scope and Content: This collection contains six cubic feet of bookplates collected by Ione K. Wiechel kept most of these bookplates in spiral notebooks and adhered them to paper, often including her own personal notes of each piece's provenance. From 1930 to 1980, Wiechel built up her collection of bookplates to its present size of over 2000 examples, with her most active years of collecting between the 1940s to 1960s. Wiechel, of Van Wert, Ohio, was an avid bookplate collector for over fifty years. Wiechel, a bookplate collector, and includes over 2000 bookplates from various book owners.īiography of Ione K. Prepared by Dyani Scheuerman, August 2003 Revised June 2013 Last Updated: October 2020Ībstract: This collection is the creation of Ione K.

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