@book{bibcite_13794,
  author = {Michael Olmert},
  title = {The Smithsonian Book of Books},
  year = {1992},
  pages = {319 pp.},
  publisher = {Smithsonian Books},
  address = {Washington, D.C.},
  isbn = {9780895990303},
  note = {Contents:
Scrolls and scribes: the greatest story ever told: from the Old Testament to the New 
People of the book 
Illuminating the dark ages: from the edge of beyond: medieval glories of the British Isles 
Debits and credits: the keeping of accounts 
The Gutenberg revolution: Caxton and Aldus: masters of the press 
A brave new world: printing in the Americas
Yes, we have now bananas: Morison, Zapf, and Gill: modern masters of typography 
The bookmaker{\textquoteright}s craft: to print or not to print? for Shakespeare, that was the question 
By its cover: the art of the binder 
The infinite library, timeless and incorruptible: heralds of science: books that changed the world 
The best of the past: a medieval revival in the arts of the book 
A picture{\textquoteright}s worth: Mother Goose and company: books for the young and the young at heart 
Every word for everyman: The book business: Ah, you publishing scoundrel! 
Old leaves, new lives: lost and found between the covers  
Last words},
  language = {English},
}