All episodes

Leab, Katharine Kyes - "Values and Prices and Books: Oh My" (23 July 1997)

Rendell, Kenneth W. - "The Changing World of Manuscripts and Rare Books" (17 July 1996)

Leab, Katharine Kyes - "The Farmer and the Cowboy Should Be Friends" (31 July 1995)

de Hamel, Christopher - "Cutting Up Manuscripts for Pleasure and Profit" (10 July 1995)

Rota, Anthony - "The Changing Face of Bookselling" (3 August 1994)

Schiller, Justin G. - "Collecting Collectible Children’s Books: The First Hundred Years"

Belanger, Terry - "The Future of Rare Book Libraries (16 December 1991)

Tanselle, G. Thomas - "Libraries, Museums, and Reading" (17 December 1990)

Scheide, William H. - "A 125-Year-Old Librarian" (26 July 1990)

Kristeller, Paul Oskar - "In Search of Medieval & Renaissance Manuscripts" (17 July 1990)

Oyens, Felix de Marez - "Two Hundred Years of Transatlantic Trade in Incunables" (16 July 1990)

Goldschmidt, Lucien - "The Scenery Has Changed" (18 December 1989)

Allen, Sue - "Images on Endpapers: Evolving Roles" (6 July 1989)

Stoddard, Roger E. - "‘Put a Resolute Hart to a Steep Hill'"(12 December 1988)

Allen, Sue - "Crêpe Paper Fairy Tales" (30 November 1987)

Warner, Michael D. - "English Literature and the History of the Book" (13 July 1987)

Rosenthal, Bernard M. - "The Gentle Invasion" (15 December 1986)

Lancaster, John - "Innovation, Imitation, and Piracy" (20 October 1986)

Barker, Nicolas - "Bibliotheca Lindesiana" (29 September 1986)

Stoddard, Roger E. - "Looking at Books / Learning From It / Passing It Along" (22 July 1986)

McKenzie, D.F. - "From Book to Text: Pushing Bibliography On?" (27 January 1986)

McKitterick, Rosamund - "Carolingian Book Production in the Later Ninth Century" (7 May 1990)

Rosenthal, Robert - "The Crerar Caper" (9 December 1985)

Kirshenbaum, Sandra - "Why Buy Fine Press Books?" (30 July 1985)

Scheide, William H. - "The Scheide Library at Princeton" (17 July 1985)

Rendell, Kenneth W. - "The Hitler Diaries and the Information Industries" (18 February 1985)

Witten, Laurence - "Microcomputers in My Rare Book Business" (15 August 1984)

Wynne, Marjorie Gray - "On the Beinecke Library" (26 July 1984)

Breslauer, Bernard H. - "The Uses of Bookbinding Literature" (23 July 1984)

Bond, William H. - "Thomas Hollis: His Bookbinders and Bookbindings" (19 March 1984)

Barker, Nicolas - "Thirty Years of 'The Book Collector'" (23 February 1984)

Kirshenbaum, Sandra - "Ten Years of 'Fine Print'" (30 January 1984)

McKenzie, D.F. - "Orality, Literacy, and Print in Early New Zealand" (23 January 1984)

Barker, Nicolas - "Conservation—And After" (1 August 1983)

Scheide, William - "A Feasibility Study and Some Tavern Gossip in 15th-Century Mainz" (21 July 1983)

Spawn, Willman - "In Which Cities Were They Bound?" (20 July 1983)

Bidwell, John - "Hard Times at the Brandywine Papermill, 1787–1838" (14 July 1983)

Wolf, Edwin, 2nd - "Rare Book and Research Libraries: Creating an Image" (12 July 1983)

Jenkins, John H. - "'The Farmer and the Cowboy Should be Friends'" (11 April 1983)

Adams, Thomas R. - "Twenty-Five Years at the John Carter Brown Library" (24 March 1983)

Tanenbaum, Charles - "A Collector’s View of Rare Book Libraries" (21 March 1983)

Jolliffe, John - "Stone Age Thinking at the Speed of Light: AACR2, MARC, and Other Dinosaurs"

Kernan, Alvin - "Publishing and the Literary Text in the Age of Johnson" (10 March 1983)

Gingerich, Owen - "Copernicus’ 'De Revolutionibus': A Study in Renaissance Scientific Printing"

Rostenberg, Leona - "The Library of Robert Hooke" (12 April 1982)

Feather, John - "On NOT Being in London" (31 March 1982)

McKitterick, David - "Deaccessioning at Cambridge in the 1860s"(8 March 1982)

Barker, Nicolas - "From Codex to Silicon Chip" (20 November 1980)

Pollard, Graham - "The Scope of Bibliography" (27 November 1973)