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                        truesdell book plate drawn by EB Bird in 1901
  

The Bookplate
"Ex Libris"
Collection of
Winfred Porter Truesdell

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"Ex Libris" Books, Articles and Ads
Related to
Winfred Porter Truesdell

by David Patrick

    What is a "bookplate?"  It is essentially a printed label that the owner of a book would use to indicate to others, especially if the book was loaned, who the book belonged to.  Instead of writing the name of the book owner in the book, book owners could easily paste a printed label in the book with their name on it.  The bookplate evolved over time to encompass elaborate designs. 

    The Massachusetts Historical Society gives a more detailed description of a book plate: 
"Bookplates, sometimes called Ex Libris, have a long and interesting history. Initially a tool to identify the owner of a book and to prevent theft (or ensure safe return) of valuable property, bookplates evolved from mere identification into tiny works of art and reflections of the owner's personality and aspirations......Also quite common are simple labels with the owner's name, sometimes enclosed in a border of engraving or type ornaments. Around the turn of the last century, bookplate design became much more creative and personal, with designers creating plates that reflected the interests of their clients—homes, pets, hobbies, portraits. In this period, many of the bookplates never made it into books, but instead were collected and traded among fellow enthusiasts. The collecting and trading of bookplates reached its peak between the 1880s and 1950s...." 
[http://www.masshist.org/collection-guides/view/fao0009]


    Winfred Porter Truesdell was an art connoisseur at an early age.  By 1900, at the age of 23, his passion was in the art of collecting bookplates.  He was married by this time and his wife Amy also had an interest in bookplates. 

     Truesdell contributed articles to national and international magazines devoted to bookplate collecting and an editor in England noted the high quality of his collection.  Between the years 1902 and 1908, he is mentioned numerous times in the periodical "Journal of the Ex Libris Society."  Truesdell also wrote a long article on German bookplates in "The Cornhill Booklet," published in Boston in 1904.

    Many of the biggest collectors of bookplates in America resided near Boston.  A 1907 article, titled "The Bostonian and his Book Plate," published in England, mentioned Truesdell as a major collector of bookplates.  It is not known if Truesdell's collection still exists.
"Of all the cities of America, the love of bookplates is most deeply rooted in Boston. Not only are the individual possessors of book-plates most numerous here, but many Boston artists devote considerable time to the production of new plates, and four of the largest collections in America are held in this vicinity. These collections belong to Dr. C.E. Clark, of Lynn; Frederick J. Libby; Henry S. Roe and W. Porter Truesdell, of Boston.... Mr. Truesdell has in the neighbourhood of Boston 5,000 bookplates in his collection, one of them being of a King of Spain, and many have once been the property of celebrities of Europe or Great Britain." [Ex Libris Journal, V17, 1908] 

bookplate for winfred porter
                                  truesdell by edwin davis french

    Between 1902 and 1907, Truesdell printed a number of booklets using his Troutsdale Press to showcase the work of famous bookplate artists.  They include books for Edward Edwards (1903), Amy M. Sacker (1903), Herbert Gregson (1903), Ralph Fletcher Seymour (1903), Adrian J. Iorio (1903), Frederick Arthur Jacobson (1903), Ludvig Sandoe Ipsen (1904), Elisha Brown Bird (1904 & 1907), Frank Chouteau Brown (1905), Hugh and Margaret Eaton (1905), Frederick Garrison Hall (1905), David McNeely Stauffer (1905), J. Winfred Spenceley (1905), Herbert Gregson (1907), Theodore Brown Hapgood (1907) and Louis Rhead (1907) Some of his work is shown below.  The artist usually made one or two bookplates for Truesdell to print in his book.

    A 1913 publication gave a summary of Truesdell's bookplate printing projects previously described:
    Between 1903 and 1907 there were published in Boston a series of twelve beautifully printed and attractive brochures dealing with the work of modern American book-plate designers such as Bird, Gregson, Ipsen and others. These booklets were published through the instrumentality of that eccentric genius, W.P. Truesdell, and are an honor to his taste as a printer and to the “Troutsdale Press.”

    This series has been matched in England by a series of six brochures published by Schulze and dealing with the works of such modern designers as Nelson, Vinycomb, and others.  Like Mr. Truesdell the English publishers have driven successfully for artistic excellence. [The Biblio, March 1913, Vol. 1, No. 1]

    Truesdell's first wife Amy also had an interest in bookplates and may have designed some for herself.  Renowned artists E.B. Bird and Jay Chambers made bookplates for her and they are now found in books of the time and in several collections around the world.  Artist Arthur Nelson Macdonald made a bookplate for Truesdell's second wife, Edythe Gettys Truesdell, in 1926.

    After 1907, Truesdell's interests in bookplates appears to have waned.  He was now interested in a similar field: engraving and lithography.  See the web page that showcases his printed books on famous artist-engravers. 

  Also see: "The Rise of the Book-Plate" by W.G. Bowdoin, 1901, for more information on the book plate.

  The Wikipedia website also has a good summary of the history of book plates.    

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(The above image of Truesdell's bookplate is owned by the website author.)





Booklets Printed by Winfred Porter Truesdell
and the Troutsdale Press

A Sample

"The Book-Plates of Ludvig Sandoe Ipsen"

1904


Courtesy of a private collection

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                      Porter Truesdell and his Book Plate Books and
                      Single Book Plates
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Elisha Brown Bird and his Book Plates
1904


Courtesy Archive.org

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"A Collection of Book Plate Designs"
 by Louis Rhead
1907



      "Winfred Porter Truesdell has announced the publication of books on the bookplate designs of Lewis Rhead and Herbert Gregson.  Each book contains twenty-five illustrations, and both are published in limited editions." [The Bookplate Booklet, 1906-08]




 
Bookplates for Amy Ivers Truesdell
First Wife of Winfred Porter Truesdell



amy ivers truesdell book plate by jay chambers


    Amy Ivers Truesdell was the first wife of Winfred.  She was a stenographer who enjoyed the same hobbies as her husband.  In 1901, Winfred was collecting bookplates and started to print books that showcased the work of famous book plate artists.  Several bookplates were made for Winfred and Amy during this time.  In Truesdell's book about E. B. Bird's book plates, one plate shows a print with Amy's name on it and the words "Her Book." A color bookplate by Jay Chambers made in 1901 was in the book by Wilbur Macey Stone published in 1902. A third bookplate shows a pirate holding a sword.  Amy also tried her hand in designing a bookplate but a 1902 Ex Libris Journal note was not very encouraging:
"Two new plates have just reached us from Mr. W.P. Truesdell, of Boston, U.S.A. One of these, that of Mr. Truesdell, was designed by Mr. E.B. Bird, of Boston, and represents a medieval student engaged on a book. The design is simple and not unpleasing. The other, which belongs to Mrs. Truesdell, is an adaption of an old design by Mr. Truesdell, the chief feature of which is a shield bearing three open books. The design is too large, for it contains little detail, not dainty enough for a lady. But it's not fair to criticize it, seeing that it is the work of an amateur."

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                Plates-Wife Amy Ivers Truesdell
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                Plates-Wife Amy Ivers Truesdell


Book Plates for Amy Ivers Truesdell
Found in Online Collections



Amy Ivers Truesdell Bookplate by J. Kay Chambers, Ireland, 1901 (first copy)

Amy Ivers Truesdell Bookplate by J. Kay Chambers, Ireland, 1901 (second copy)

Amy Ivers Truesdell Bookplate by J. Kay Chambers, Ireland, 1901 (third copy, page down)
 
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Amy Ivers Truesdell Bookplate, 1901

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Amy Ivers and Winfred Porter Truesdell Bookplates




Arthur Nelson Macdonald and His Bookplates

(1866-1940)

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Judd Stewart Lincolniana book plate designed by
              Arthur Nelson MacDonald 1909

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judd stewart lincolniana bookplate by arthur nelson
            macdonald

Charles Woodberry McLellan Lincolniana
                          bookplate-signed by Arthur Nelson
                          Macdonald-designed 1922
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  Arthur Nelson Macdonald (1866-1940) started his engraving in 1896 and continued past 1932.  He engraved over 360 bookplates for people or institutions. 
  

    Macdonald was good friends with Winfred Porter Truesdell and lived in Orange, New Jersey.  Hugh McLellan also became friends with Macdonald through Truesdell and even visited his house for dinner one time.  While there, he met Macdonald's friend, Thomas E. French. 

    In 1909,
Macdonald made a bookplate for Lincoln Collector Judd Stewart.  One copy was published in the book "Lincolniana Book Plates and Collections" by H. Alfred Fowler.  Copies are found at Archive.org and Hathitrust.org as well as from a private collection where this print was scanned. 

  In 1922, Macdonald made a Lincolniana bookplate for Hugh McLellan's father, the late Charles Woodberry McLellan.  In 1926, he made a bookplate for Truesdell's second wife, Edythe Gettys Truesdell, of Champlain, New York. 
   
Edythe Gettys Truesdell Book Plate made in
                        1926 by Arthur Nelson Macdonald

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     edythe gettys truesdell book plate by arthur
                      nelson macdonald 1926

Made by engraver "A M", in 1926.  This artist is Arthur [Nelson] Macdonald



  Macdonald always signed his name on bookplate engravings.  There are several variations of his name.  In 1909, he signed his name as "A. N. Macdonald."  He has also signed engravings as "A.N.M."   In 1912 and 1926, he used "AM" with the "A" superimposed with the "M."

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                              macdonald


   A book published about Arthur Nelson MacDonald was written by Thomas Ewing French in 1932.  The book is called "The Bookplates of A.N. Macdonald."   Under the year 1926 is the book plate for Edythe Gettys Truesdell. 

    Three books have been written about Macdonald's bookplates.  One book was called "A Descriptive Checklist of Bookplates Engraved by A. N. Macdonald." It was written by Clifford N. Carver in 1914 and contained 195 engravings.  A second book was published by Macdonald's friend, Thomas E. French, after 1932 and was called "The Bookplates of A.N. Macdonald." It contained 360 engravings. 

    In 1986, librarian Edith Anderson Rights wrote a book about Macdonald's bookplates.  She asked the local college library in Plattsburgh about some copper engravings that Truesdell might have had.  Her book was published as "The Bookplates of Arthur Nelson MacDonald" which is now difficult to find. 


"The Bookplates of A. N. Macdonald" by Thomas E. French


"Ex Libris: Selected Bookplates of Arthur Nelson Macdonald" by Edith Anderson Rights






Published Works of H. Alfred Fowler
Related to Bookplate Engraver Arthur Nelson Macdonald
and
Charles McLellan's Lincolniana

    H. Alfred Fowler was a prolific printer of books who lived in Kansas City, Missouri. Coincidentally, he had the same interests as Truesdell did: bookplates, printing and Abraham Lincoln.  His interest also paralleled that of Hugh McLellan as he liked fine printing, Lincoln and genealogy. 

    Fowler was born in 1889 and published many books in the early 1900s about bookplates.  These include: The Biblio, Vol. I 1913; Lincolniana Book Plates and Collections (1913); The Bookplate Booklet (1919, 1920); A Directory Of Bookplate Artists With Notes Concerning Their Work (1921); The Bookplate Chronicle (1921) by the American Bookplate Society, Fowler, Alfred [Editor]; Bookplates for Beginners (1923); and The Woodcut Annual for 1925.

    Fowler also published several magazines that were very similar to Truesdell’s publications. They included: The Ex-Libran, V. I, 1912 . Volume 1, No. 1, 2, 3, 4; The Quarterly Notebook (Vol 1/1916/ Num. 2); Bookplate Annual for 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925; and The Print Collector's Quarterly, 24 volumes (1911 to 1937) (this had a very similar name to Truesdell’s first magazine).

    Finally, Fowler published several books on his family genealogy as well as fine prints: An Incomplete Genealogy of the Fowler Family (1913) and The Romance of Fine Prints (1938).

    In 1912, Fowler published a short periodical called The Ex Libran (Vol. 1, No. 1, 2, 3, 4). In No. 4, he devoted a section to bookplate engraver Arthur Nelson Macdonald and displayed some of his bookplates, one of which was made for the magazine. In the same article Fowler noted that the late engraver Edwin Davis French was the mentor to a young Macdonald starting in 1898. Was Edwin the father of Thomas E. French who Macdonald was very good friends with in the 1920s?

    By early 1913, Fowler was working on a short book on Lincolniana and bookplates related to the three living members of the “Big Five.”  The Lincolniana collectors included Charles Woodberry McLellan, Judd Stewart and Joseph B. Oakleaf.  Charles McLellan wrote a short essay of his life to include in the book but did not have his own bookplate to display.  His son Hugh noted that they wanted Macdonald to make one around 1909 but that they did not persue it.  A bookplate for Judd Stewart had been made by Macdonald in 1909 for the 100th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth. An unknown artist made the bookplate for Oakleaf. Macdonald finally made a bookplate for Charles McLellan's Lincolniana in 1922, four years after he died.  By this time, Hugh McLellan was very good friends with Macdonald through Truesdell. 



"The Ex Libran" Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 4, 1912

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                          Libran Magazine by H.A. Fowler includes
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                          Libran Magazine by H.A. Fowler includes
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"Lincolniana, Bookplates and Collections"
 by H. Alfred Fowler, 1913

Scans made from a copy in a private collection. 
Many online versions exist


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lincolniana bookplate made for H. Alfred Fowler-not
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lincolniana bookplate made for H. Alfred Fowler-not
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H. Alfred Fowler's bookplate was made by Arthur Nelson Macdonald
Engraved as "A M", made in 1912
              
 A Lincolniana bookplate was published in the book "Lincolniana" by H. Alfred Fowler in 1913.  The book was comprised of essays from three of the "Big Five" Lincoln collectors in the country:  Judd Stewart, Charles Woodberry McLellan and Joseph Oakleaf.  At the front of the book was Fowler's bookplate made by Arthur Nelson Macdonald who signed the plate as "A M."   Another un-named artist engraved Oakleaf's book plate.   McLellan's bookplate had not yet been designed when this book was published (it was made in 1922). 
Scanned from the original book "Lincolniana" book by H. A. Fowler, 1913.

  lincolniana bookplate for H. A. Fowler,
                            1913
Unknown Engraver

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            plate ex libris for H. Alfred Fowler 1913                        book plate for joseph oakleaf in the book Lincolniana
            by H. A. Fowler 1913  
                                                                                            Engraver "BMC 1911"






The Charles Woodberry McLellan
Lincolniana Book Plate

Designed by
Arthur Nelson MacDonald

(A.N.M.)

Charles Woodberry McLellan Lincolniana book plate
                designed by Arthur Nelson MacDonald 1922

Click to see a signed print

    A few years after Hugh McLellan met Winfred Porter Truesdell, bookplate engraver Arthur Nelson MacDonald (1866-1940) designed a bookplate for Hugh's late father, Charles Woodberry McLellan.  Charles Woodberry McLellan was one of the "Big Five" Lincoln collectors in the country in the early 1900s.  The other Lincoln collectors were Joseph Benjamin Oakleaf (who Hugh corresponded with in the 1920s), William H. Lambert, Daniel Fish, Judd Stewart and John E. Burton. 

    Charles McLellan had been friends with Lincoln as a young man while living in Springfield, Illinois between 1856 and 1860 and started his Lincoln collection in the late 1880s while living in New York City.  Most of his collection was acquired after 1900 by Hugh McLellan who frequented auction galleries in New York City between 1904 and 1917.   When Charles died in 1918, Hugh and his brother Malcolm inherited the collection (the website author is related to Malcolm).  Truesdell was also interested in Lincoln which prompted him to visit Champlain starting in 1919 and move there permanently a few years later. 

    The McLellan Lincoln Collection consisted of Lincoln letters, photographs, prints, books, photographs, statues and busts, medals and other items.  In April 1923, the collection was bought by John D. Rockefeller and donated to Brown University where it is known as the "Charles Woodberry McLellan Collection of Lincolniana."  Hugh McLellan, who was an architect, designed the room at Brown University where the collection resides in.

    Before the sale to Rockefeller was finalized, Hugh and Malcolm commissioned a Lincolniana bookplate by Arthur Nelson Macdonald.  Macdonald
signed the bookplate as "A.N.M. 22".  It is only fitting that the heading of the bookplate shows the name "Lincolniana" which represents the hobby for collecting material related to Abraham Lincoln. 

    By June of 1923, the bookplate had been printed and Hugh placed the labels in his father's books as he packed them for the trip to Brown University.   


      A book published about Arthur Nelson MacDonald was written by Thomas Ewing French in 1932.  The book is called "The Bookplates of A.N. Macdonald."   Under the year 1922 is Charles Woodberry McLellan's Lincolniana bookplate.






Additional Bookplates Owned by Winfred Porter Truesdell

Courtesy of a private collection


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Book Plate Collecting in the Early 1900s
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German Bookplates
by Winfred Porter Truesdell
"The Cornhill Booklet," Vol. 3, No. 4, 1904


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List of Winfred Porter Truesdell's Bookplate Publications
and Related Notes

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