Discover the treasures of one of the world's most important libraries!

Bodleian Library Treasures takes you on a fascinating journey through history and culture via a carefully selected array of treasures from one of the oldest and most significant libraries - the Bodleian Library, founded in 1602.

This publication presents more than one hundred unique items from the library's vast collections, including manuscripts, printed books, maps, music and a variety of documents from all corners of the world and all historical periods. The selection of these rare artifacts was compiled by David Vaisey, former Bodley's Librarian and Keeper of the University Archives, who brings his expertise to bear in detailed and engaging stories about their origins, significance and fates.

Experience a unique insight into the wealth of cultural heritage preserved by the Bodleian Library, and be captivated by the fascinating stories these treasures tell.

Why you will love this book

• A unique perspective on history across different media and eras.
• Selected treasures showcasing singular and rare items you will not find elsewhere.
• David Vaisey's expertise ensures thorough and compelling narration.
• Rich collections include manuscripts, books, maps and music - a multidisciplinary source of inspiration.
• High-quality production and attractive design, suitable for both specialists and lovers of history and books.

Key product features:

• A book dedicated to the treasures of the Bodleian Library, founded in 1602.
• Contains over one hundred selected artifacts with detailed stories.
• The selection and commentary are by the library's former librarian.
• Includes a variety of collection items - from manuscripts to maps and musical records.
• Ideal for collectors, book lovers and those interested in history and culture.