Ex Libris Schwab-Trau (Friedrich Teubel) emigremag from Phoenician inscriptions and Greek

from Phoenician inscriptions and Greek lapidarian writing to the most important printed texts of the early 20th century

A neat thing from the collection of Louise Fili—and this is the very item reproduced on pages 58 and 59 of Scripts

Here’s what we can tell you: It’s a lovely example of Arabic writing and will serve as a good example of the real thing

We’re just gonna copy and paste with abandon

This is WAD at his most fanciful

Ex Libris Schwab-Trau (Friedrich Teubel) emigremag from Phoenician inscriptions and GreekHeres a bookplate for Schwab Trau about whom we know nothing save save for what can be inferred from looking at this. It was made by Friedrich Teubel about whom we know even less save for the fact that he was born in 1884 and died in 1965. Still, a nice thing.