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Thomas Frognall Dibdin, whose reputation as a bookman and bibliographer at one time extended throughout the book world, principally for his Bibliomania, first published in 1809, The Library Companion; or the Young Man’s Guide and the Old Man’s Comfort in the Choice of a Library (1850), and for his active involvement in the founding of the Roxburghe Club, a dining club for leading bibliophiles, no longer commands the attention of librarians and bibliographers. Yet he remains, incontrovertibly, a prominent figure in rare books bibliography, renowned for his peregrinations to the great book collections and libraries in Britain, and on...

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