Conservation for Cultural Heritage Collections: Museums, Libraries and Archives: Watermarks

TS1080 P183, Conservation

Watermarks, mainly of the 17th and 18th centuries, v.1
Briquet album: a miscellany on watermarks, v.2
Zonghi's watermarks, v.3
Briquet's Opuscula, v.4
Nostitz papers, v.5
Paper Mills and Paper Makers in England, v.6 (located in Prints & Drawings Study Room)
Ancient Paper-Mills of Basle, v.7
Ancient Paper-Mills of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire, v.8
History of Russian Hand Paper-Mills, v.9
Paper-Mills of Berne, v.10
Tromonin's Watermark Album, V.11
Paper and watermarks in Catalonia, v.12
Anchor Watermarks, v.13
Paper Watermarks in Norway and Denmark, v.14
Paper Mills of Denmark & Norway, Supplement

Z237 B6213, Conservation
Don Francisco de Bofarrull y Sans

Z237 B75 1966, v.1-4, Conservation
C. M. Briquet

Z237 I58 1996, Conservation
International Conference on the History, Function, and Study of Watermarks

TS1115 G72 1983, Conservation
Thomas L. Gravell

Z237 L56 1994, Conservation
Nils J. Lindberg

The University of Delaware Library's Thomas L. Gravell Watermark Collection and The unpublished Watermarks and Records from the C-M Briquet Archive (Ms Briquet xxx) at the Bibliothèque de Genève.

New online edition of Frits Lugt, "Les marques de collections de dessins & d’estampes."
The text within the database is only available in French. If you choose English to be your language the search screen will be displayed in English.

The goal of this Watermark Database is to store, process and provide watermark data of sources such as books, drawings, letters, prints, etc.
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This watermark database is in German with no translation.

Piccard-Online makes the complete compilation of watermarks, originally indexed by Gerhard Piccard (1909-1989) available in digital form.
The site is in German, but search options can be translated.

Koninklijke Bibliotheek - National Library of the Netherlands

The Catalogue provides a means for determining the history of individual pieces of paper. It contains approximately 160,000 data records about various characteristics of paper produced in Europe primarily during the Middle Ages and the early modern period, and that was used for books, archival documents, or prints