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Special Collections: German American ImprintsSelected Bibliography on Pennsylvania-German Broadsides and FrakturAmsler, Cory M. Bucks County Fraktur. Doylestown, PA.: Bucks County Historical
Society; Kutztown, PA. : Pennsylvania German Society, c2001. Bird, Michael S. O Noble Heart/O Edel Herz:
Fraktur and Spirituality in Pennsylvania German Folk Art. Virginia Beach, VA : Donning Co., 2002. Borneman, Henry. Pennsylvania German Illuminated
Manuscripts; a Classification of Fraktur-Schriften and an Inquiry into Their History and Art. Norristown, PA : Pennsylvania German Society, 1937;
New York : Dover Publications, 1973. Earnest, Russell D. and Corrine P. Earnest. Flying
leaves and one-sheets : Pennsylvania German broadsides, Fraktur, and their
printers. New Castle, Del. : Oak Knoll
Press, 2005. Earnest, Corinne P. and Russell D. Earnest. Fraktur:
Folk Art and Family. Atglen, PA. : Schiffer
Pub., 1999. Earnest, Corinne P. Papers and Birth Days: Guide
to the Fraktur Artists and Scriveners.
Albuquerque, NM : R. D. Earnest Associates, 1989. Franklin and Marshall College. A Selective Guide to the
Franklin and Marshall Fraktur Collection.
Lancaster, PA : Franklin and Marshall College, 1987. Gilgenast, Trudy. "A Sorrowful Song About a
Terrible Murder; a Pennsylvania German Broadside from the Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Centuries" in Der Reggeboge: Journal of the Pennsylvania
German Society. V.24, No. 2 (1990-1992) pp.
53-60. Library of Congress. Pennsylvania German Fraktur
and Printed Broadsides: a Guide to the Collections in theLibrary of Congress /
compiled by Paul Connor & Jill Roberts for the American Folklife Center;
introduction by Don Yoder. Washington :
Library of Congress, 1988. Lloyd, June Burk. Faith and family: Pennsylvania
German Heritage in York County area Fraktur. York,
PA. : York County Heritage Trust, 2001. Mercer, Henry Chapman. The Survival of the Mediaeval
Art of Illuminative Writing Among Pennsylvania
Germans. Doylestown, PA. : Bucks
County Historical Society, 1871. Moyer, Dennis K. Fraktur Writings and Folk Art
Drawings of the Schwenkfelder Library Collection. Kutztown, PA. : Pennsylvania German Society; King of Prussia, Pa. :
Printed and bound by Centennial Printing, 1998. Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Henry Francis du Pont
Winterthur Museum. "Fraktur & Imprints" in Pennsylvania
German Art, 1683-1850.
Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1984. pp. 48-53. Pieske, Christa. 'The European Origins of Four
Pennsylvania German Broadsheet Themes: Adam and Eve; The New Jerusalem - the
Broad and Narrow Way; the Unjust Judgment; the Stages of Life. in Der Reggeboge: Journal of the Pennsylvania
German Society. V. 23, No. 1 (1989-1991).
pp. 6-32. Shelley, Donald. The Fraktur-writings or illuminated
manuscripts of the Pennsylvania Germans.
Allentown : Pennsylvania German Folklore Society, 1961. Shoemaker, Alfred Lewis. Checklist of Pennsylvania
Dutch Printed Taufscheins. Lancaster,
PA. : Pennsylvania Dutch Folklore Center, 1952. Weiser, Frederick Sheely. Fraktur, Pennsylvania German
Folk Art. Ephrata, PA. : Science Press,
1973. Yoder, Don. The Pennsylvania German broadside : a
history and guide. University Park, PA :
Pennsylvania State University Press for the Library Company of Philadelphia and
the Pennsylvania German Society, 2005. 03/1992 cbb rev. 09/2007 mrl |