The Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand was founded in Melbourne in February 1969 after long discussions among bibliographers working in comparative isolation in cities of both countries. For a history of the Society, click here.
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The membership of the Society is predictably diverse: academics drawn from a wide range of historical and literary disciplines, rare book librarians, collectors, printers interested in the history of their craft, antiquarian booksellers. Many of these people joined initially as student members before developing their career or collecting passion. Institutions interested in the Society’s publications may subscribe to them directly. The bond uniting all these members is concern for and interest in serious and scholarly bibliographical research. Find out more about joining BSANZ here.
