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The image depicts the inside cover of a book. On the cover, there is a brown rectangular label with text and a logo. The logo consists of a triangle with a stylized letter "A" inside it. Below the logo, the text reads:

THULINS
ANTIKVARIAT
HUMLEGÅRDSGATAN 16, I Tr.
STOCKHOLM

Additionally, there is a handwritten note on the label that reads:

The Eve Franco Collection
of Japanese Prints
University of Cambridge
Cambridge Mass.
14.5.45

The book appears to be from a bookstore or antiquarian shop named "Thulins Antikvariät" located in Stockholm, Sweden. The handwritten note indicates that the book is part of a collection of Japanese prints from the Eve Franco Collection, associated with the University of Cambridge, and dated May 14, 1945.

The image shows an open book with a bookplate affixed to the inside front cover. The bookplate features a design with a prominent triangle containing the letter "A" in the center. Below the triangle, the text reads "THULINS ANTIKVARIAT" and "HUMLEGÅRDSGATAN 15, 1 TR, STOCKHOLM," indicating the name and address of the bookstore or library where the book might have been acquired.

Additionally, the bookplate includes the name and address of "The Fogg Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A.," suggesting that the book may have been part of the collection of this museum. The bookplate has a slightly worn appearance, and the edge of the page shows some signs of use. The page color is a light beige, and the book's spine is visible on the left side, bound in green. There is also a small, faint notation in pencil at the top right corner of the page that reads "K 1350."

The image shows the inside cover of a book, which appears to have a pasted label indicating its previous ownership or association. The label reads:

• At the top, it says: "The Euma Franco Colledge for the History of Art University of Cambridge C. a m b r i d g e Mass."
  (Note: There appears to be a typo in "Colledge" and "Euma" should likely be "Emma.")

• Below a triangular logo with the letters "LA" inside, it reads: "THULINS ANTIKVARIAT."

• Underneath this, the address is provided: "HUMLEGÅRDSGATAN 15, 1 tr. STOCKHOLM."

This label suggests that the book was once part of the stock of Thulins Antikvariat, a bookstore located in Stockholm, Sweden, and was likely donated or transferred to Emma Frances Colledge at the University of Cambridge, specifically for the study of the history of art. The book itself looks old and well-used, with visible signs of wear.

The image shows the inside front cover of a book with a bookplate affixed to it. The bookplate has the following details:

1. At the top, there is a logo featuring a stylized triangle with the letter "A" inside it.
2. Below the logo, the text reads:
   • "The Eino Francke College for the History of Art"
   • "University of Cambridge"
   • "Cambridge, Mass. U.S.A."
3. Below this text, there is the name "THULINS ANTIKVARIAT" in bold letters.
4. Underneath "THULINS ANTIKVARIAT", the address is written as "HUMLEGÅRDSGATAN 15, 1 Tr."
5. Finally, "STOCKHOLM" is written at the bottom, indicating the location.

The bookplate appears to be a label from Thulins Antikvariat, a bookstore located in Stockholm, Sweden, and the book itself is associated with the Eino Francke College for the History of Art at the University of Cambridge in the United States.

The image shows an open book with a label affixed to one of its pages. The label is a brown paper tag featuring the following information:

1. A triangular logo with a stylized letter "A" inside.

2. Text above the logo:

   • "The Eino Francke College for the History of Art"
   • "University of Cambridge"
   • "Cambridge, Mass."
   • "U.S.A."

3. Below the logo, the text reads:

   • "THULINS ANTIKVARIAT"
   • "HUMLEGÅRDSGATAN 15 I TÅ."
   • "STOCKHOLM"

The page number "150" is visible in the top right corner of the page. The spine of the book is partially visible and appears to be green with gold lettering. The book appears to be well-preserved, and the label seems to be from an antiquarian book dealer, Thulins Antiquariat, located in Stockholm.

The image shows the inside of an open book with a page from an antique booklet or pamphlet pinned or attached to it. The booklet features a label with the following information:

• The logo of the Euno Francke College for the History of Art at the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A., which includes a stylized triangle with an "A" in the center.
• The text on the label reads "Thulins Antikvariat."
• Below the name, it specifies the address as "Humlegårdsgatan 15, 1 Tr. Stockholm."

The book itself has a green spine and a light beige or cream cover, with some text on the top right corner that appears to be a catalog number or reference (1.50). The booklet appears to be an advertisement or informational card related to an antiquarian bookshop in Stockholm, Sweden.

This image shows an old book page with a pasted label or bookplate. The bookplate is centrally placed toward the top of the page and appears to be somewhat aged, with a brownish tone which could suggest either the color of the paper or discoloration over time. The bookplate includes a graphic element in the form of a triangle with the capital letter "A" inside it, and text arranged around it.

Above the triangle, the text reads "THULINS ANTIKVARIAT" and below it, more text is present. The upper part of the text outside the triangle reads:

"The Kuno Francke College for the History of Art University of Cambridge, Mass. U.S.A."

The bottom part of the text, which is partially on the brownish bookplate and partially on the off-white page reads:

"HUMLEGÅRDSGATAN 15. I" and on the next line "STOCKHOLM."

No other context or information about the content of the book or the surrounding pages is visible in the image. The book itself has a greenish hue on the left edge where it would be bound, and the page appears delicate and slightly worn at the edges, which supports the idea that this is a book of some age.

This is an image of an open book with a piece of brown paper adhered to the left page. The brown paper features the logo and name of "Thulins Antikvariat," an antiquarian bookshop located at Humlegårdsgatan 15 in Stockholm. The logo consists of a stylized triangle containing the letters "T" and "A." Next to the logo, the paper also contains a printed message in typewriter font addressed to "The Fogg Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A." The top right corner of the book's page has handwritten text that appears to be a price or inventory code, "K 1.50." The edges and corners of the page show some signs of wear and aging.

The image shows an open book with a blank page that has a brown paper label affixed near the center. The label bears a logo consisting of a triangle with the letters "TA" inside it, and below the triangle, the text reads "THULINS ANTIKVARIAT." Underneath that is the address "HUMLEGÅRDSGATAN 15, I TR. STOCKHOLM."

To the right of the logo on the label is typed text that reads:

"The Kuno Francke College
for the History of Art
University of Cambridge
Cambridge Mass.
U. S. A."

There is a small handwritten notation near the top right corner of the page with the text "K 150." The book appears to have a green spine and some mild aging or discoloration on the page.

The image shows the inside cover of a book or document. The cover is light-colored with green edges. Prominently displayed in the center is a label or sticker that reads:

• THULINS ANTIKVARIAT (in large, bold letters)
• Below this, smaller text states: HUMLEGÅRDSGATAN 15, STOCKHOLM
• To the right of the label, there is additional text that reads: "The Euse Franko College for the History of Art, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A."

The label appears to be affixed to the inside cover, likely indicating the ownership or provenance of the book. The overall design is simple and formal, suggesting an academic or archival context. The green edges of the book add a subtle decorative element. The top right corner of the image shows a small notation or marking, possibly a catalog or inventory number ("A /50").