CHECKLIST OF PUBLICATIONS Rev. June 30, 2012

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LODEWYK BENDIKSON -- CHECKLIST OF PUBLICATIONS Rev. June 30, 2012
Michael BUCKLAND
This checklist, arranged by year then by title, is probably not complete. Unverified entries are marked NV.
Een engelsch pamflet over het kikkerland. [An English pamphlet about Frogland]. Het Boek Jaarg. 7 (1918): 161-
168. Includes transcript of “The Frog” (a rare pamphlet about Netherlands in the 1670s).
De eerste en de derde uitgaaf van het fabelboek van John Ogilvy. [The first and the third edition of the fable book of
John Ogilvy.] Het Boek 8e Jg (1919): 229-232.
Oude Hollandsche acten in een Amerikaansche bibliotheek. [Old Dutch records in an American library]. Het Boek 8e
Jg, (1919):146-150. About Dutch manuscripts donated to the New York Public Library.]
De Huntington-Library. En een nederlandsch-engelsch Nieuwsbericht van 1591. [The Huntington Library. A Dutch-
English newsletter of 1591.] Het Boek 10 (?1921): 257-262. Plates. Concerning “True Newes from one of Sir
Fraunces Veres Companie.” NV
Photographic copying and reproducing. Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America 15, part 1 (1921): 24-34.
Part of a special issue on “The Photostat in bibliographical and research work – A symposium”, ed. by G.W.
Cole.
Nog een exemplaar van het pamflet ‘True News’ van 1591. [Another example of the “True News” pamphlet of
1591.] Het Boek 11e Jaargang (1922): 79. Supplements De Huntington… 1921.
Hoe ‘Broeder Coppen uit de Kempen’ met zijn rommelpot in Californië verzeilde. [How ‘Friar Coppen from the
Kempen’ got to California with his rumbling-pot.] Het Boek 18e Jaargang (1929): 353-356.
When knighthood was in flower: Acentury of sporting books, 1545-1639, in the Huntington Library. Game & Gossip
(Los Angeles) 9, no 12 (Dec 1931):16-18.
Forgotten Olympics of King James’ reign: How Captain Dover encouraged English sports. Game and gossip (Los
Angeles) 10, no. 5 (1932): 6-8.
Sports and pastimes of the middle ages, represented through illuminated manuscripts. Game and gossip (Los
Angeles) 10, no 12 (Dec 1932): 14-15 & 44
Phototechnical problems: Some results obtained at the Huntington library. Library Journal 57 (Oct 1, 1932): 789-
794.
[Editorial summary and comment.] Library Journal 57 (Oct 1, 1932): 808-809.
[Brief summary.] Huntington Library Bulletin 3 (Feb 1933); 167.
[Brief report with De Bry images.] Illustrated London News (Sept 17, 1932): 428.
Charred documents. Library Journal 58 (1933): 243-244.
Merkwaardige photografische resultaten. [Noteworthy photographic results.] Het Boek 21e Deel (1932-33): 93 and
preceding two pages of plates.
Microphotografie van oud drukwerk. [Microphotography of old printing.] Het Boek 21 (1932-33):244-45 & 2 plates.
When filing cards take the place of books. Library Journal 58 (Nov 15, 1933): 911-913.
Bendikson L. & R. B. Haselden. 1934. Detection of manuscript forgeries. Library Journal 59: 442.
New type of an ultra-violet light source for documentary photography. Library Journal 59 (Sept 15, 1934): 690-692.
[Summary] Analyst 60, no 706 (Jan 1935): 61.
Photographic reproductions of source materials. ALA Bulletin 28 no. 9 (Sept 1934): 668.
The place of photography in the reproduction and preservation of source material. Library Journal 59 (July 1934):
548-549.
The removal of sulphur dioxide from library air. Library Journal 59 (March 15, 1934): 258-259.
How long will reproductions of 35-mm film last? Library Journal 60 (Feb 15, 1935): 143-145.
Some phototechnical methods for the preservation and restoration of the contents of documents. Library Journal 60
(1935): 745-746.
[Also in] IID Communicationes 3, Fasc. 1 (1936): Be.1-Be.6. Paper at 1935 Copenhagen IID congress.
A cycle of ultra-violet light sources for various uses. Library Journal 61 no. 1(Jan 1936): 16-17.
[Summary] Analyst 61, no 720 (Mar 1936): 213.
Glossary of selected technical terms occurring in microphotography. In Microphotography for libraries. Chicago:
ALA, 1936. pp. 123-136. NV
Microphotography in the Henry E. Huntington library and art gallery. In Microphotography for libraries. Chicago:

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ALA, 1936. pp. 88-92. 1936. NV
House of Magnus at Amsterdam, famous bookbinders of the seventeenth century. Pacific Bindery Talk 8: (1936):
Front cover, 94-100.
The photography of ultra-violet fluorescence. Journal of the Photographic Society of America 1 no.1. (June 1936): 5,
6, 10, 11.
The miniature camera in library work. Photographic Journal 77 (April 1937): 269-271.
Contact prints of microfilms. In World Congress of Universal Documentation, 1937. Communications. Paris:
SecrJtariat. p21.
[Summary]. FID communicationes 5 no.2: 91. 1938.
The restoration of obliterated passages and of secret writing in diplomatic missives. Franco-American Review 1
no.3. 1937.
[Summary] American black chamber documents are studied. Science News Notes 31, no 831 (Mar 13, 1937):
168.
[Summary] Analyst 62, no 734 (May 1937): 421.
Facsimile reprints of rare books. Library Journal 63 (1938):140-143. Extends 1932 Phototechnical.
[Brief summary] Science New-Letters 33, no 16 (Apr 16, 1938): 256.
Microfilms as the first step in documentary photography. International Federation for Documentation Transactions
14: 129-130. 1938. Oxford conf. 1938.
Also appeared in FID Communicationes 6, fasc. 1: (April 1939): 23-25 + 3 plates at end of fasc.
Citing photographic reproductions. Journal of Documentary Reproduction 2, no 4 (1939): 304.
Dr George Watson Cole (1850-1939). J Doc Reproduction 2, no 4 (Dec 1939): 264-265. 1939.
The need for safety measures. J Doc Reproduction 2, no 4 (Dec 1939): 307-308.
[Also in] Library Journal 65 (Oct 1, 1940): 774.
[Summary] FID Communicationes 7 (1940):116.
Random thoughts about microphotography. Journal of Documentary Reproduction 2 (Sept 1939): 189-194.
Summary in FID Communicationes 6 (Mar 1940): 135.
Rare medical books in the Huntington Library. California and Western Medicine 51, no 2 (Aug 1939): 106-108.
Citing photographic reproductions. Journal of Documentary Reproduction 2 (1939): 304.
The use of microphotography in the Huntington library. In Archives and Libraries: Papers presented at the 1939
conference of the American Lbrary Association. Ed.by A. F. Kuhlman. Chicago: American Library
Association, 1939, pp. 88-93.
Photostat reproductions of valuable source materials. Journal of Documentary Reproduction 3, no 4 (Dec 1940):
227-228.
Dagron's airgraph postal service of 1870. Journal of Documentary Reproduction 4, no 4 (Dec 1941): 239-241.
Description of the Henry E. Huntington Library, Division of Photographic Reproduction. Lib J 66: 1054. 1941.
An object lesson for libraries. J Doc Reproduction 4 (Sept 1941): 147-149.
British books and the war. J Doc Reproduction 5: (Mar 1942): 53-54.