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Transactions of the Burgon Society Volume 17 Article 8 10-21-2018 Back Matter: Authors, Shop Stephen Wolgast slw53@columbia.edu Follow this and additional works at: https://newprairiepress.org/burgonsociety  Part of the Higher Education Commons This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 4.0 License Recommended Citation Wolgast, Stephen (2018) "Back Matter: Authors, Shop," Transactions of the Burgon Society: Vol. 17. https://doi.org/10.4148/2475-7799.1145 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by New Prairie Press. It has been accepted for inclusion in Transactions of the Burgon Society by an authorized administrator of New Prairie Press. For more information, please contact cads@k-state.edu. 123AuthorsEdmund Eggleston, Cert Arts (Bristol), MA (Oxon), FBS, is a priest of the Roman Catholic Diocese of East Anglia. Since 2010 he has been the parish priest of the Wood-bridge & Framlingham parish which, in addition to several market towns, covers a large area of rural Suffolk. In March 2018 he was awarded Fellowship for his submission on the history of the academical dress of the University of Essex.Nicholas Groves, MA, BMus, PhD (Wales), MA (E Ang), BA (Lond), FRHistS, FBS, is a Foundation Fellow of the Society, and was its first Dean of Studies. He is the inventor of the classification system for hood and gown patterns, and has published widely on the subject of academic dress. He is currently Director of the Centre for Parish Church Studies in Norwich.Seamus Hargrave, MTheol, MLitt (St Andrews), FBS, studied for five years at St Mary’s College, St Andrews and is currently a CEMES pastoral intern at Leominster par-ish, Hereford. He has a has a keen interest in the interrelation between academic and ec-clesiastical dress, and his previous article, on the evolution of the square cap, appeared in Volume 14. Kenneth L. Suit, Jr., BA (Baylor), MFA (Ohio), FBS, is Associate Professor of Film Studies in the School of Arts and Humanities at Milligan College, Tennessee. He previously wrote about the historical sources for degree colours in the US, in Volume 15.Stephen Wolgast, BA (Kansas St), MS (Columbia), FBS, is Professor of the Practice of Journalism at Kansas State University. His previous article described the labels of Brit-ish robemakers. He has been editor of the Transactions since Volume 11.Published by New Prairie Press, 2018124Burgon Society ShopFor deliveries within the UK, send your order with your remittance to: Ian Johnson, Treasurer, The Burgon Society, 9 Pymore Road, Bridport, Dorset, DT6 3XE, UK.For deliveries to the US and Canada, you may order in two ways. You may receive an invoice through PayPal (in US Dollars) by writing to slw53@columbia.edu; or you may send your order with a cheque payable to The Burgon Society to: Stephen Wolgast, The Bur-gon Society, 103 Kedzie Hall, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506-1505, USA. All prices include postage and packing to the UK, US and Canada.If you are making a payment to the Society from outside the UK, US or Canada, you may either: transfer your payment by PayPal to the Society at this email address: iaj123@aol.com; or you may pay by banker’s draft in UK pounds drawn on a corresponding UK bank; arrange for your bank to make a payment directly to our bank quoting IBAN GB37 MIDL 4001 2471 3762 33 and BIC MIDL GB2105N.BooksAckermann’s Costumes of the Universities of Oxford and CambridgeEdited by Nicholas JacksonPublished in 2016 by the Burgon Society as the first in a series of important texts on the history of academic dress and related topics. Hardback. 84 pages. Includes 37 plates (34 colour, 3 B&W). Here are reprinted all the plates of academic dress that appeared in Rudolph Acker-mann’s two-volume histories of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge published in 1814 and 1815, giving a valuable snapshot of the academic and official dress in use at these Universities at the beginning of the nineteenth century.Members £18.50/$22; Non-members £24.99/$29.99Shaw’s Academical Dress of Great Britain and Ireland, 3rd edition, Volume II: Non- Degree-Awarding Bodies  Edited by Nicholas GrovesPublished in 2014 by the Burgon Society. Crown Quarto, bound, soft cover. 236 pages.Members £14.50(Non-members may buy direct from the printers at www.lulu.com at £18.50 or $31.50)The Vice-Chancellor’s Committee: The University of West Bromwich Considers the Place of Academic Dress in a Contemporary University, A dramatic discussion with three papers as appendices By Les RobartsPublished in 2012 by the Burgon Society. A5, perfect binding. 76 pages.For price, please contact us through one of the email addresses at the top of this page.Shaw’s Academical Dress of Great Britain and Ireland, 3rd edition, Vol. I Edited by Nicholas GrovesPublished in 2011 by the Burgon Society. Crown Quarto, bound, soft cover. 452 pages.Members £20.00. (Non-members can buy direct from the printers at www.lulu.com at £27.50 or $49)Key to the Identification of Academic Hoods of the British Isles, 4th edition    By Nicholas GrovesPublished in 2010 by the Burgon Society. A5, comb bound. 65 pages.Members £8.00; Non-members £12.00https://newprairiepress.org/burgonsociety/vol17/iss1/8DOI: 10.4148/2475-7799.1145125Malachite and Silver: Academic Dress of the University of Stirling    By Colin FlemingPublished in 2009 by the Burgon Society. A5, stapled.Members £7.50; Non-members £10.00University of London Academic Dress    By Philip Go≠Published in 1999 by The University of London Press. A5, bound, soft cover. 56 pages.Members £6.50; Non-members £8.75JournalFrom the Transactions’ first edition in 2001 until its fourth edition in 2004, it was called The Burgon Society Annual, but since 2005 has held its present title.Transactions of the Burgon Society      Crown Quarto formatVolume 17 (2017)     Further copies of this volume are available. Members £15/$25 per copy; Non-members £18/$29 per copyVolume 16 (2016)        96 pages. The previously unknown artist of plates of Oxford academic dress; the academic dress of the University of Bradford; academic dress in British Co-lumbia; British tailors’ labels; and academic dress in China.Members £12.50/$20 per copy; Non-members £15/$24 per copyVolume 15 (2015)     96 pages. French influence on the dress of Scottish Doctors of Medi-cine; how academic dress is mobilized in degree ceremonies; a portrait of an early 18th Century nobleman; American degree colours; and the tradition of academic costume at Acadia University.Members £12.50/$20 per copy; Non-members £15/$24 per copyVolume 14 (2014)    112 pages. Articles cover the discovery of an image of a Glasgow Court member’s gown; an account of receiving a Lambeth degree; the influence of the Church on the development of the trencher; academic dress at the Ionian Academy; the history of academic dress in Japan; the introduction of academic dress in China; guidelines for academic dress and colours in Spain; creating officers’ robes for the University of Divinity, Melbourne; and students’ writing on academic dress at Columbia University. Members £12.50/$20 per copy; Non-members £15/$24 per copyVolume 13 (2013)     144 pages. Academic dress at Kenyatta University, Kenya; academic dress in Sweden; a sumptuary law of Mary I in 1554–5; Scottish ecclesiastical dress from the Reformation to the present day; academic robes of graduates of Cambridge from the end of the eighteenth century to the present day; the development of academic dress of Oxford from 1920 to 2012. Members £12.50/$20 per copy; Non-members £15/$24 per copyVolume 12 (2012)     128 pages. The issue includes a memoriam of Dr John Birch, who served as President of the Burgon Society from the Society’s foundation in 2001 until October 2011. It also reports on academic dress of the University of Glasgow; the conservation of a nineteenth-century student gown of the University of Glasgow by the Hunterian; the dress of rectors at Scottish universities; Queen’s College Oxford and purple as the blood of the Lord; gowns worn by MAs in early-seventeenth-century England and Thomas Thornton’s curious sleeves; a survey of variation in US academic dress and a system of categories for departures; and a study on the history and use of lace in academic gowns in the UK and Ireland.Members £12.50/$20 per copy; Non-members £15/$24 per copyPublished by New Prairie Press, 2018126Volume 11 (2011)  112 pages. Academic dress in Canterbury; academic dress of the Univer-sity of Hull; academic dress of the University of Leicester; the demise of ‘faculty’ mean-ings in US hoods; revisions to the academic dress of the University of Malta.Members £12.50/$20 per copy; Non-members £15/$24 per copyVolume 10 (2010)     128 pages.     This issue includes articles on the history of the Scottish undergraduate scarlet gown; Walter Pope’s successful fight against the abolition of ac-ademical dress at Oxford in 1658; the robes for new doctorates at Oxford, 1895-1920; the debate on proposed academical dress for the Royal Institute of British Architects. 1923–24; and an investigation into the perceived decline of academical dress—and how this trend might be reversed or abated—by tracing the social and cultural forces that have acted upon the tradition in the last hundred years.Members £10.00/$16 per copy; Non-members £13.00/$21 per copyVolume 9 (2009) — Special North American Issue   224 pages.   Three studies on the Inter-collegiate Code of Academic Costume, its development and departures from it; three cov-ering the history and use of robes at Harvard, Princeton, and Columbia Universities; two on Canadian universities in Nova Scotia; an article with detailed illustrations on the making of an American doctoral gown; and a timeline of key events in the history of academic dress in North America.Members £15.00/$24 per copy; Non-members £20.00/$32 per copyVolume 8 (2008)   160 pages.  The academical dress of the University of Warwick; trends in the manufacture of gowns and hoods (with detailed descriptions and illustrations); the robes for the Master of Midwifery of the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London; the origins of the University of Wales robes; the use of the academic hood in quire; notes and corrections to Hargreaves-Mawdsley’s History of Academical Dress; and the per-sonal reminiscences of a life-long student of academical dress.Members £10.00/$16 per copy; Non-members £13.00/$21 per copyVolume 7 (2007)   144 pages.   Academical dress at the University of Toronto; the question of Lambeth degree holders and the University of London; Wills’s cigarette cards of univer-sity hoods and gowns; the robes of the medical Royal Colleges; and academic attire as a component of the livery of the Chapel Royal.Members £9.00/$14.50 per copy; Non-members £12.50/$20 per copy Volume 6 (2006)   128 pages.  Tudor sumptuary laws; green as the colour for doctor’s robes; Masters of Grammar; the academical dress of the University of Stirling; and academic dress and nursing.Members £7.50/$12 per copy; Non-members £10.00/$16 per copy Copies of older volumes are available. For details, visit www.burgon.org.uk/society/shop.TieThe Burgon Society Member’s Tie   Available only from the Burgon Society. Pure silk, produced by James Morton Ties, showing small crimson Burgon shaped hoods between narrow triple stripes of silver, crimson and silver on a dark blue background. Members £25/$40https://newprairiepress.org/burgonsociety/vol17/iss1/8DOI: 10.4148/2475-7799.1145

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