Re: Digital Libraries of Rare Books in Spain

["John R. Yamamoto-Wilson" <j-yamamo@hoffman.cc.sophia.ac.jp>]

Klaus Graf wrote:

>IMHO the largest free digital libraries of incunabula and
>rare books can be found in Spain (except of the Gallica
>server). I have already mentioned the links below here in
>my messages "Little known digitization projects" but would
>like to ask if there are additions.

Apparently, there are "exposiciones virtuales" of the Biblioteca Nacional at: 
http://www.bne.es/esp/exposicion-fra.htm
(unfortunately, I can't find an actual list of contents and all I get is error messages when I try to search for material)


If you haven't already got this covered, you may find it useful to chase up the links at:
http://ttt.upv.es/~jbasago/enlaces/bibliotecas/espana.html

John
http://rarebooksinjapan.com


>Biblioteca Complutense Madrid
>http://cisne.sim.ucm.es/search*spi~S4
>100+ incunabula
>
>Biblioteca virtual de Andalucia
>http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/cultura/bibliotecavirtualandalucia/catalogo/busqueda_asistida.cmd
>Including nearly 100 incunabula from Andalusian libraries
>
>University Library Sevilla
>http://www.fondoantiguo.us.es/
>50+ works mostly incunabula
>
>Biskaia's Provincial Library
>http://bibliotecaforal.bizkaia.net/screens/bibdigital.html
>Large! E.g. 30+ incunabula
>
>University Library Valencia
>http://digitheka.uv.es/
>Very Large! 165 incunabula
>
>Biblioteca Valenciana
>http://bv2.gva.es/default.php
>Mostly books of local interest - free registration
>required! A few incunabula.
>
>University Library Granada
>http://www.ugr.es/~biblio/libros_electronicos/adrasteatitulos.html
>Large! No incunabula.
>
>Spanish National Library
>http://www.bne.es/cgi-bin/wsirtex?FOR=WBNCONS4
>234 books before 1830, many in Latin. No incunabula (?).
>
>Sevilla Law Library
>http://bib.us.es/guiaspormaterias/ayuda_invest/derecho/pixelegis.htm
>30+ works, 2 latin works, the other in Spanish. No
>incunabula.
>
>