Belfast Library and Society for Promoting Knowledge
John Vinycomb · 1833 - 1928
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This ex libris bookplate shows the Old Linen Hall Library building in Belfast, with its arched entrance, tall windows and steeple framed by bare trees and figures walking along the path. A decorative border of Celtic knotwork, dragon-like interlace and scrolls surrounds the scene, with the inscription "Established A.D. 1788" and the words "Ex Libris" on an open book.
