How does one browse? I tried "database", but it just links to a list of categories, each of which says "No records exist for" the category.
Ugh, and now I'm stuck on "No records exist for Tillage", regardless of what link I press. I mean, even if I press "Home" or "About".
Is this something that I'd have to use IE3 for? posted by Flunkie at 4:23 PM on July 12
The search engine's a bit rough around the edges, but I managed to find a mimeograph of Bennye Hille in thee towne stockade. Some parts of British culture will never die. posted by Blazecock Pileon at 4:31 PM on July 12
How does one browse?
Refreshing the home page brings a different "featured print" each time. I've had delightful luck with F5 so far. posted by klarck at 5:04 PM on July 12
I, too, favorited this post before I looked at it.
I used gutenberg's (incomplete) archives of Punch in a seminar paper once and kept getting sidetracked from research into just reading them.
I am just going to browse the British Printed Materials Archive and may be some time. posted by winna at 5:41 PM on July 12 [1 favorite has favorites]
Umm. I have been poaching images from the Print of the Month site for years. I had never had any luck (that I recall) trying to contact anyone on the team and I thought that the project might have been superceded by the British Museum Prints Database (Mefi). On looking at this Bpil1700 site today, it seems it's just a shell isn't it?? There's no results in the subject database. Methinks this remains a work in progress. posted by peacay at 5:45 PM on July 12
I am just going to browse the British Printed Materials Archive and may be some time.
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Anyone able to find "Beer Street and Gin Lane" yet?
It's probably just about my favorite 18-century print ever. posted by clorox at 11:20 PM on July 12
Also, is "V" missing from the "Browse Persons" and "Browse Producers" pages for anyone else? posted by clorox at 11:25 PM on July 12
Anyone able to find "Beer Street and Gin Lane" yet?
51 years too late. Nice big ones here for you - Beer & Gin.
On preview: "V" missing. heh! I did say it was somewhat buggy. posted by tellurian at 11:43 PM on July 12 [1 favorite has favorites]
This is like a very disjointed Wondermark without anything in the way of clever dialogue. posted by adipocere at 2:16 AM on July 13
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