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English: Volume bound in human skin by German bookbinder Paul Kersten in June 1910 for the private library of the physiologist and anthropologist, Hans Friedenthal (1870-1942).
The front cover inset a plaque modeled and engraved in silver by the Weimar sculptor Gottlieb Elster, displaying the head of a Black man and an example of a skull. Above is the name of the sculptor (Elster) and below the name of the owner (Hans Friedenthal), the whole represented as an ex-libris. The volume contains six medical pamphlets :
The volume was purchased by Lane Library of Stanford University from the London booksellers, Maggs Bros., in 1932. See also :
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Date | (bookbinding)-1911 (photo) |
Source | Paul Kersten, "Bucheinbande in Menschenhaut", Zeitschrift für Bücherfreunde, new series, II (pt. 2, 1910/11), p. 263. |
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