First American edition, 4to, pp. 114, [1]; profusely illustrated throughout (including 42 illustrations in color); fine in the dustjacket and publisher's slipcase. A chronological study with sections on the Pharaonic Period, the Greco-Roman Period, the Coptic Book, and the book in Islamic Egypt.

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Origins of the book: Egypt's contribution to the development of the book from papyrus to codex

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New York Graphic Society, Greenwich, CT

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1972

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