"The Crawford Catalogue"

• This page and its associated files repackages material from the Global Philatelic Library, Catalogue of the Crawford Library of Philatelic Literature at the British Library.
• Bookmarks have been added to the larger PDF files, and they are split into smaller files for convenience.
• Some additional versions and reviews of the catalogue have been added.

• Send comments/complaints to Don Heller,  dheller.aps@yahoo.com

• See also, Timeline of Philatelic Literature, 1830 - 1875

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1991, Catalogue of the Crawford Library of Philatelic Literature at the British Library

• The complete volume  (43 MB, 558 p.; see below, where it is split into sectional files and individual pages)
  • Some extraneous notes appear in the 1911 Bibliography after col. 187-188 in Part 1, and again after col. 635-636 in Part 2.
  • A publisher's announcement appears in the 1926 Supplement after col. 121-122 in Part 2.
  • These have been removed from the complete and sectional files.

• Title, Preface (by D.R. Beech), etc.  (1 MB, 5 p.)

• Published in Sep. 1991 by Arthur Groten, The Printer's Stone, Ltd, Fishkill, New York, in association with the British Library; it is 550 pages on acid-free paper.  500 copies were printed.
• Announced in The Philatelic Literature Review, 2nd Quarter 1991, p. 78.  Further information appeared in the PLR, 3rd Quarter 1991, p. 127, and 1st Quarter 1992, p. 39.
• Reviewed in
  • The London Philatelist, Dec. 1991, vol. 100, no. 1188, p. 306-308.  This is more of an announcement than a review.
  • The Philatelic Literature Review, 4th Quarter 1992, vol. 41, no. 4, p. 270-272.  Review by Charles J. Peterson.
  • The Collectors Club Philatelist, Nov.-Dec. 1992, vol. 71, no. 6, p. 420-421.  Review by E.E. Fricks.
  • The American Philatelist, Dec. 1992, p. 1127-1128.  Review by Herbert A. Trenchard.
    
• The pre-publication price was $175, and it was published at $225 or £115.  In 2023, it was available from Subway Stamp Shop at $40. (they bought the publisher's remainders), and from Phil Bansner, Leonard Hartmann (Philatelic Bibliopole), Burkhard Schneider (Philabooks.com), or Casper Pottle (HH Sales).

1911, A Bibliography of the Writings General, Special and Periodical Forming the Literature of Philately

• Title, Introduction (by Crawford), Preface (by E.D. Bacon), etc.  (1 MB, 6 p.)
• Part 1, Separate Works  (17 MB, 214 p.)
• Part 2, Periodicals  (17 MB, 207 p.)
• Appendix A, List of Philatelic Journals, by countries in chronological order  (3 MB, 34 p.)
• Appendix B, The Principal Sources of Information for Philatelic Literature Collectors  (1 MB, 6 p.)

• The original edition, Volume VII of the Bibliotheca Lindesiana, was intended for private distribution only, and for libraries taking the full series of volumes.  It was published by the Aberdeen University Press.  200 copies were printed.
• Digital versions
  • http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015011706507  [University of Michigan]
  • http://digital.nls.uk/bibliotheca-lindesiana-catalogues/pageturner.cfm?id=103694431  [National Library of Scotland]
• Catalogue entries
  • http://main-cat.nls.uk/  [National Library of Scotland]
  • http://primocat.bl.uk/  [British Library]
• A facsimile edition, by Martino Publishing, 2011, Mansfield Centre, CT, is probably derived from one of the above digital versions.

• Also published by The Philatelic Literature Society, London, as Catalogue of the Philatelic Library of the Earl of Crawford, K.T.  The Introduction is omitted, there are some differences in the Preface, and an additional note by F.J. Peplow has been added; the bibliography/catalogue itself is the same.  300 copies were printed; of these 100 were for members of the PLS, and 200 were offered for sale at 2 Guineas each.
• Title, Preface (by E.D. Bacon), Note (by F.J. Peplow), etc.  (1 MB, 7 p.)
• Reviewed in The London Philatelist, Jan. 1911, vol. 20, no. 229, p. 18-19.
  
• Digital versions
  • http://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/catalogueofphila00craw  [National Postal Museum, ex-Collectors Club Library]
  • http://archive.org/details/catalogueofphila00craw  [same]
  • http://archive.org/details/Cataloguephilat00Craw, Part II, Appendix A and Appendix B  [National Postal Museum, ex-Bellamy and ex-Turner, with extensive notes and clippings added]
• Catalogue entries
  • http://siris-libraries.si.edu/ipac20/ipac.jsp?index=BIB&term=214033  [Smithsonian Libraries]
• The Bibliography was edited by Edward Denny Bacon (1860-1938), on behalf of the Earl of Crawford.  The 1991 edition used Bacon's own copy of the Bibliotheca Lindesiana edition, with the British Library shelfmarks added by hand.
  

1926, Supplement to the Catalogue of the Philatelic Library of the Earl of Crawford, K.T.

• Title, Preface (by E.D. Bacon), etc.  (1 MB, 8 p.)
• Part 1, Separate Works  (4 MB, 36 p.)
• Part 2, Periodicals  (3 MB, 26 p.)
• Appendix A, List of Philatelic Journals, by countries in chronological order  (1 MB, 3 p.)

• Published by the Philatelic Literature Society, London, edition of 200.

1938, Addenda to the "Supplement to the Catalogue ..."

• Title, Preface (by E.D. Bacon)  (1 MB, 3 p.)
• Part 1, Separate Works  (1 MB, 3 p.)
• Part 2, Periodicals  (1 MB, 3 p.)

• Published as a supplement to The London Philatelist, March 1938.

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Our National Philatelist: Sir Edward Denny Bacon, KCVO (1860-1938), A short biographical sketch, by Ron Negus, The London Philatelist, Supplement to Dec. 1999.  (7 MB, 25 p.)

The Earl of Crawford, K.T. (1847 - 1913), A Short Biographical Sketch, by Ron Negus, The London Philatelist, Supplement to Dec. 2002.  (9 MB, 24 p.)

The Crawford Library of Philatelic Literature at the British Library and for the World in Digital Form, by David R. Beech, The London Philatelist, Supplement to March 2016.  (4 MB, 28 p.)

• Appendix A, E. D. Bacon, "The Philatelic Library of the Earl of Crawford, K. T.", from The Journal of the Philatelic Literature Society, 1908, Vol. 1, p. 25–30.
• p. 9-10 explains the numbering system for the shelfmarks.
  

Digitisation of the Crawford Philatelic Library, Royal Philatelic Society London, meeting of 30 June 2016, YouTube video, 54 min.

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British Library, Philatelic Collections: The Crawford Library  [archived, 2018]

British Library, Philatelic Collections, The Philatelic Collections (tour)

American Philatelic Society, Hall of Fame, biography of James Ludovic Lindsay

Wikipedia, James Lindsay, 26th Earl of Crawford, Crawford Library, Philatelic Literature Society, Edward Denny Bacon

Wikimedia Commons, Bibliotheca Lindesiana book plate

Henry Guppy, The "Bibliotheca Lindesiana", Bulletin of the John Rylands Library, Manchester, 1946, vol. 30, p. 185–194 (link).

• A history of the collections, but nothing about the philatelic library.

Nicolas Barker, Bibliotheca Lindesiana : the Lives and Collections of Alexander William, 25th Earl of Crawford and 8th Earl of Balcarres, and James Ludovic, 26th Earl of Crawford and 9th Earl of Balcarres, London : Bernard Quaritch for the Roxburghe Club, 1977, 415 p.; reprinted with corrections, 1978.

• Review, by Colin Steele, Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand, Bulletin, 1979, vol. 4, no. 2, p. 163-164.
• Barker presents little information about Crawford's philatelic collections and library.  But, as a history of the family and their many diverse collections, it is excellent.  James Ludovic Lindsay was a member of The Roxburghe Club from 1877 to his death in 1913; his son, grandson, great-grandson and great-great-grandson were/are also members (no. 116, 201, 230, 293, 354).
• p. 192-193.  Ludovic Lindsay had a small collection of stamps in 1860/61 (age 13-14).  This is noted by Negus in his biography of Crawford, linked above.
• p. 342.  After purchasing a stamp collection in 1899 (age 52), "Ludovic was surprised to find how much the pursuit had developed since he was a boy, and equally by the amount of books, periodicals and other matter on the subject that had been printed since he was looking for Mount Brown's Aids to Stamp Collectors in 1862."  Aids to Stamp Collectors was written by Frederick Booty, not Mount Brown, and in any case it was published anonymously.
• p. 342.  In June 1901, Crawford bought John K. Tiffany's library; Tiffany had died in March 1897.  Charles J. Phillips, of Stanley Gibbons, who handled the negotiations and purchase, is not mentioned.  It is possible that Phillips never told Tiffany's family that he was representing Crawford, as a means to keep the price low.  This had been Crawford's method when purchasing the mathematical library of Charles Babbage in 1872.
• p. 357.  In May 1903, John Philip Edmond (1850-1906), Crawford's principal librarian, visited with Bacon in London, who was "trying to reduce chaos to order in the philatelic collections".
• From a comment in another forum, "When I was in library school decades ago I took a course in Evidences of Provenance with Nicolas Barker, then at the British Library.  It was a fascinating course, but equally fascinating was Barker's work on forgery.  He was then consulting with the Mormon Church to determine the authenticity of documents involved in a sequence of crimes that came to be known as The Mormon Murders.  He helped to determine that the documents had been forged.".

Stanley M. Bierman, M.D., The World's Greatest Stamp Collectors, Sidney, OH : Linn's Stamp News, 1990.

• Chapter 16, p. 193-212, glowingly discusses Lord Crawford's stamp collections, including the philatelic library.

Crawford in the London Philatelist (not a complete list)

• Aug. 1903, vol. 12, no. 140, p. 195, The Earl of Crawford [cruising]
  
• Jan. 1906, vol. 15, no. 169, p. 13, Books desired by the Earl of Crawford [similar lists in the Journal of the Philatelic Literature Society]
• Jan. 1907, vol. 16, no. 181, p. 2-9, Notes on Proclamations bearing on the Post Office.  Continued in no. 182, no. 183.
  
• Apr. 1907, vol. 16, no. 184, p. 94, The Earl of Crawford [returned from cruising]
  
• Apr. 1908, vol. 17, no. 196, p. 81-82, Gift of the Fraenkel Library by the Earl of Crawford to the Royal Philatelic Society
• July 1910, vol. 19, no. 223, p. 157-162, Abstracts from the Specifications of Patents, connected with Postage and Revenue Stamps, granted by the United States Patent Office from 1863 to 1898.  Continued in no. 224, no. 226.  Some more, no. 233.
  
• Dec. 1910, vol. 19, no. 228, p. 285-299, Benjamin Cheverton.
  
• Jan. 1911, vol. 20, no. 229, p. 18-19, The Catalogue of the Philatelic Library of the Earl of Crawford, K.T. [nearly ready]
  
• Apr. 1911, vol. 20, no. 232, p. 87-88, The Catalogue of Philatelic Literature
• Mar. 1912, vol. 21, no. 243, p. 51-52, The Collections of the Earl of Crawford
• Mar. 1912, vol. 21, no. 243, p. 71-73, Sale of Lord Crawford's Collection of Stamps
• Feb. 1913, vol. 22, no. 254, p. 25-29, The Death of the Earl of Crawford; Funeral of the Earl of Crawford; portrait of Crawford
  
• Mar. 1913, vol. 22, no. 255, p. 49, Bequest of Lord Crawford's Philatelic Library to the Nation
• Mar. 1913, vol. 22, no. 255, p. 62-63, The Late Earl of Crawford
• May 1913, vol. 22, no. 257, p. 116, The Will of the Earl of Crawford
• Mar. 1938, vol. 47, no. 555, p. 79, Earl of Crawford's Philatelic Library Catalogue
• Mar. 1938, vol. 47, no. 555, 8 p. supplement, Addenda to the "Supplement to the Catalogue of the Philatelic Library of the Earl of Crawford, R.T."
• Dec. 1991, vol. 100, no. 1188, p. 306-308, The British Library, The Centenary of the Philatelic Collections
• Dec. 1999, vol. 108, no. 1271 supplement, Ron Negus, Our National Philatelist: Sir Edward Denny Bacon, KCVO (1860-1938), A short biographical sketch.
  
• Dec. 2002, vol. 111, no. 1301 supplement, Ron Negus, The Earl of Crawford, K.T. (1847 - 1913), A Short Biographical Sketch.
• Jan.-Feb. 2005, vol. 114, no. 1322, p. 12-23, Karl-Albert Louis, The Secret of the Crawford Sheets
• Nov. 2005, vol. 114, no. 1330, p. 328, Scott Treacey, Crawford Sheets: Vickery Collection in Australia
  
• Mar. 2016, vol. 125, no. 1433 supplement, David R. Beech, The Crawford Library of Philatelic Literature at the British Library and for the World in Digital Form
• Jan.-Feb. 2017, vol. 126, no. 1442, p. 19, Crawford Philatelic Library Online Database

Crawford in the Journal of the Philatelic Literature Society (definitely not a complete list)

• 1908, vol. 1, p. 25-30, E.D. Bacon, The Philatelic Library of the Earl of Crawford, K.T. (Appendix A of Beech, 2016)
  
• Apr. 1913, vol. 6, p. 13, obituary

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Searching in the digital version of the Crawford Catalogue.  We prefer to search the Crawford Catalogue as a single PDF (43MB), but it is easier to access smaller parts if you know the author or title of a particular work.  You then need to go the Crawford Library search page to see if there is a digital version of an item found in the catalogue.

Searching in the digital version of the Crawford Library.  This is now incorporated with the Catalogue Search of The Royal Philatelic Society London.

• On the Libraries tab (which defaults to "All Libraries") select "British Library (Crawford Philatelic Library)".
• You can also use the Quick Link for Crawford Library Documents.  This gets you a list with title, author, item type, place of publication, shelf number (British Library shelfmark, which identifies the specific item, Crawford 1234 or similar), and links to the catalogue (a detailed record) and document (a PDF, if available).  The "Search Text" box is the only available search mechanism, and it applies only to the document information, not the document contents.
  

• The search's matching algorithm is rather simple, so a search for  almanac  matches titles containing almanac (English), almanach (French or German), and almanack (quaint English), but not almanak (Dutch) or almanaque (Spanish).  The shorter search text  alman  also matches Calman and Thalmann, which isn't much of a penalty.  The search is not case-sensitive.  Quotes are not helpful; to search for a phrase, such as  philatelic almanac , just enter the phrase directly as the search text.
• When you have a two-part shelfmark such as Crawford 2611(9), use the search text  Crawford 2611  instead of  Crawford 2611(9)  or  Crawford 2611 (9).
• There is not yet a mechanism to search the internal text of the digitized library items, though the individual PDF's are searchable once you find them.
• Of course, we apologize to the Brits for misspelling digitized.

• David Beech's article in The London Philatelist, March 2016, gives much useful information and advice.
• Steve Jarvis gives a live demo in the YouTube video, June 2016, beginning about 20:00 min.
  • These both use the original interface, not the current one.

Visiting the actual books at the British Library.

• You will need a Reader Pass, which is free, and a plan, starting with https://www.bl.uk/visit/how-to-use-the-library.
• You will need the shelfmark to request a book, so make note of this while searching the catalogue.

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The following three tables indicate the column numbers of the content.

Part I, Separate Works	Part II, Periodicals	Appendix A, Philatelic Journals
1911 1926 1938 A 1-34 7-10 all B 35-68 11-17 C 69-90 17-20 D 91-106 21-22 E 107-114 22-24 F 115-126 24-27 G 127-172 27-36 H 173-194 36-39 I 195-198 39-40 J 199-206 40-41 K 207-220 41-43 L 221-244 43-47 M 245-284 47-56 N 285-294 56 O 295-298 56-57 P 299-318 57-61 Q 319-320 R 321-334 61-63 S 335-374 63-70 T 375-386 70-72 U 387-400 72-74 V 401-408 75-76 W 409-418 76-77 X 419 Y 419-424 77-78 Z 425-428 78	1911 1926 1938 A 429-460 79-82 all B 461-486 83-85 C 487-526 85-90 D 527-534 90 E 535-550 90-93 F 551-566 93-94 G 567-576 94-96 H 577-584 96 I 585-602 97-99 J 603-608 99-105 K 609-612 106 L 613-618 106 M 619-648 107-110 N 649-666 110-111 O 667-674 111 P 675-738 111-119 Q 739-740 119 R 741-754 119-121 S 755-792 121-125 T 793-806 125-127 U 807-814 127-128 V 815-824 128 W 825-836 129-130 X Y 837-842 130 Z 842	1911 1926 1938 A 845-848 131 B 848-850 131 C 850-854 131-132 D 854-855 132 E 855 132 F 856-859 132-133 G 859-876 133-134 H 876-877 I 877-879 134 J K L 880 134 M 880 134 N 880-881 134 O P 881-882 134 Q 882 R 882-883 134 S 883-886 135 T 886 U 886-912 135-136 V 912 W X Y Z

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The following six tables indicate the page number or column numbers of the publication.  Blank pages are not omitted.

1991 -- Title, etc., p. 1-5.

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1911 -- Title, etc., p. 1-6; Part 1, p. 7-220; Part 2, p. 221-427; Appendix A, p. 429-462; Appendix B, p. 463-468.

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1911 -- Title, etc., p. 1-6; Part 1, col. 1-428; Part 2, col. 429-842; Appendix A, col. 845-912; Appendix B, col. 913-924.

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1926 -- Title, etc., p. 1-8; Part 1, p. 9-44; Part 2, p. 45-70; Appendix A, p. 71-73.

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1926 -- Title, etc., p. 1-8; Part 1, col. 7-78; Part 2, col. 79-130; Appendix A, col. 131-136.

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1938 -- Title, etc., p. 1-3; Part 1, p. 3-5; Part 2, p. 6-8.

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