Week 1: 10-14 July 1995 No. 11 The Company of Stationers to 1637. Peter Blayney No. 12 Collecting Travel Literature. John Parker No. 13 Publishers' Bookbindings, 1830-1910. Sue Allen No. 14 Printing Design and Publication. Greer Allen No. 15 Collecting the History of Anglo-American Law. Morris L. Cohen & David Warrington No. 16 Introduction to Electronic Texts. David Seaman Week 2: 17-21 July 1995 No. 21 History of the Printed Book in the West (Session I). Martin Antonetti No. 22 History of European and American Papermaking. Timothy Barrett & John Bidwell No. 23 Book Illustration to 1890. Terry Belanger No. 24 Lithography in the Age of the Hand Press. Michael Twyman No. 25 The American Book in the Industrial Era: 1820-1914. Michael Winship No. 26 Introduction to Rare Book Librarianship (Session I). Daniel Traister Week 3: 24-28 July 1995 No. 31 History of the Printed Book in the West (Session II). Martin Antonetti No. 32 Type, Lettering, and Calligraphy, 1450-1830. James Mosley No. 33 Book Production in 16th-Century France. Jeanne Veyrin-Forrer No. 34 Introduction to Rare Book Librarianship (Session II). Daniel Traister No. 35 Rare Book Libraries: A Perspective for Booksellers. Richard Landon No. 36 Introduction to Book Collecting. Wm P. Barlow, Jr. & Terry Belanger Week 4: 31 July - 4 August 1995 No. 41 European Decorative Bookbinding. Mirjam Foot No. 42 European Bookbinding, 1500-1800 (Session I). Nicholas Pickwoad No. 43 How to Research a Rare Book. D. W. Krummel No. 44 Rare Book Cataloging. Eric Holzenberg No. 45 Visual Materials Cataloging. Jackie Dooley No. 46 Introduction to the Internet. David Seaman Week 5: 7-11 August 1995 No. 51 Latin Paleography, 1100-1500. Albert Derolez No. 52 Introduction to Medieval and Early Renaissance Bookbinding Structures. Christopher Clarkson No. 53 European Bookbinding, 1500-1800 (Session II). Nicholas Pickwoad No. 54 Introduction to Descriptive Bibliography. Terry Belanger & David Ferris No. 55 Refocusing Special Collections. Hendrik Edelman No. 56 Developing Special Collections of African-American Materials. Lucious Edwards, Jr & Michael Plunkett