Brass Butterfly Bookends Book Figural Set Insect Bug

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Item Height:5.5" This item is from the estate of Doris Helen Linder Born October 29, 1925 in Columbia, SD, died unexpectedly on April 25, 2008, while traveling in Tunisia. She had a lifelong love of travel, especially in Scandinavia, Africa and India. Ever adventurous, she taught American history in Nigeria, was a Fulbright lecturer in Ethiopia, and was an academic study tour leader in Scandinavia. Dr. Linder studied history at Stanford University, w she received a BA in 1946 and an MA in 1949. She received a Ph.D. in history from the University of Minnesota in 1961. She was professor of History Emerita, College of San Mateo. Dr. Linder taught world history courses for more than 40 years. She continued her scholarly research and writing, and enjoyed the rich San Francisco environment of academic resources, arts, music and politics. Bookends had practical beginnings. They kept books from falling off tall shelves and onto your head. Nowadays we have bookshelves with sides on them so bookends have become more a way of keeping the shelved books tidy and for decoration. The bookends may have some relevance to the subject matter of the books they surround, or may have some significant or personal meaning to the collector. People that love bookends also love books so cross collecting happens a lot in this field. Book ends can be found read more