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Noodle in the sunlight (by looper23)

mlorenzetti:Card CatalogMusic RoomThe Detroit Public Library#8x10 gelatin silver contact printMarco

I found this quite by accident while browsing the online catalog of my local library. I’m reading it

seeyouturkey:Guard Cat of the Library of Ephesus

fox crested knight riding a cat(allegory of gluttony)Etymachia, Germany 1420London, Wellcome Library

Card Catalog greeting card ($2.50)Perfect for book recommendations and literary notes, this greeting

heartofoshun:Boromir and Faramir in the library at Minas Tirith by Catherine Chmiel Faramir says to

medievalpoc:British Library Catalogue of Medieval ManuscriptsEgerton Genesis Picture Book [Egerton M

seeyouitaly:Guard Cat of the Library of Ephesus

monsterhigh-gifs:“I got them from the old library in the catacombs beneath the school. It’s all abou

cair–paravel:Hereford Cathedral Library. The library was formally established in 1611, but the cathe

Chartres Cathedral: the “Royal Portals” (by MCAD Library)

santamonicalibr:If you are in the area today, please stop by the Main Library between 10am and 1pm f

Catholic Church. Book of hours : use of Paris : manuscript, [ca. 1500]. MS Lat 17Houghton Library, H

To each his own.

discardingimages:multicolored catsWorksop Bestiary, England c. 1185NY, The Morgan Library & Muse

Matthews Library Cat at Arizona State University - 1968(via Gene Wilburn )

The Morgan Library and Museum, MS M.917, detail of p. 245. Hours of Catherine of Cleves. Illuminated

seeyouturkey:Guard Cat of the Library of Ephesus

initial cat Psalter, Canterbury ca. 1210-1220.Bodleian Library, MS. Ashmole 1525, fol. 14r

I can has a spindle? ‘The Maastricht Hours’, Liège 14th century.British Library, Stowe 17, fol. 34r

bipedal cat monsters eating a leech?Luttrell Psalter, England ca. 1325-1340.British Library, Add 421

I has mowse Luttrell Psalter, England ca. 1325-1340.British Library, Add 42130, fol. 190r

the cat’s tower besieged by the micebook of hours, London ca. 1320-1330.British Library, Harle

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