Below, a Badger is hiding among a herd
of zebra. Can you spot it?
This was sent by the B.B.C.and it took me about a week to solve .
This was sent by the B.B.C.and it took me about a week to solve .
Have fun with it.
I have two bookplates with Zebras in my collection.
Color Woodcut by Julius Nitsche
Etched By Horatio Nelson Poole
Dr. Guion Was a remarkable woman who rose to the top of her chosen profession at a time when women were treated like second class citizens in the field of medicine .
"THE big estate on the Catawba also furnished a
definitely directed motive to the small Connie. From this plantation her
grandfather and five of his eleven brothers had gone off to medical school in
Lexington, Kentucky. They subsequently practiced medicine formally while their
mother practiced it informally, but almost as extensively, when she covered the
plantation on horseback ministering to sick slaves. Family stories of these
earlier generations planted in the child the notion of becoming a doctor. And
there was an added embellishment: a visual picture of Dr. C. Guion calling on
her patients in a carriage drawn by a pair of zebras, harnessed tandem fashion.
(This stemmed from a banner day in her eighth year when an animal-loving little
girl headed a circus parade on an actual zebra.) "
(The paragraph shown above was extracted from this site )
Tom Boss sent this image of a bookplate used by Henry M. Brooks.
and designed by Edward S. Morse.
Before staples and paper clips were invented old papers and documents were held together with pins.Mr. Brooks had a world class collection with specimens going back to the 17th century.
http://www.vahistoryexchange.com/womens-education-why-it-matters/
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Bookplate used by a Pin Collector=========================================================
Henry Anderson Bryden was an
English solicitor, athlete , sportsman and author.,
He was a keen hunter and
naturalist and travelled widely.
Tom Boss sent this image of a bookplate used by Henry M. Brooks.
and designed by Edward S. Morse.
Before staples and paper clips were invented old papers and documents were held together with pins.Mr. Brooks had a world class collection with specimens going back to the 17th century.
Bookplate used by a DoDo Bird Collector
The information shown below appeared in the March 1988
Bookplate Society Newsletter
Bookplatemaven@hotmail.com
The information shown below appeared in the March 1988
Bookplate Society Newsletter
and was sent by fellow collector Anthony Pincott
If you have any bookplates in your collection depicting a Zebra or a bookplate owner's unusual hobby please send a jpeg image and it will be added to this posting.Bookplatemaven@hotmail.com







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