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| Bookends have probably been used since books became inexpensive. Early libraries kept books in cupboards, not on open shelves. By the 1870s bookends appeared, especially homemade fret-carved wooden examples. Most bookends listed in this book date from the twentieth century. Bookends are also listed in other categories by manufacturer or material. All bookends listed here are pairs. |
| Category
| Bookends |
| Pattern or Item
| Amish Boy |
| Description
| Amish Girl, Field Ground, 5 1/2 In. |
| Year
| 2006 |
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