Welcome to our Gallery Page 2
We present here the world of bookmarks in selected pictures.
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Advertising bookmark for the novel The Robots of Dawn by Isaac Asimov, published in 1984 as a paperback by Del Rey books.
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Manuscript with chapter tab bookmarks from 1617-21 - Touch History. ​The University of Iowa Special Collections
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Comic artist Grant Snider thought about possible bookmarks
25th Anniversary Bookmark for The Bookmark Society (TBS), UK
This is the very first book entirely devoted to bookmarks: A.W. Coysh's Collecting Bookmarkers, published in 1974. Remarkable is that Coysh uses the word bookmarker, whereas bookmark is meanwhile the more frequently used common term.
image courtesy of runswithvamps.tumblr.com
Propaganda bookmarks for the Soviet Union - 1950s
“In the Likeness of a Fair Woman.” Illustration by Howard Pyle from Chivalry by James Branch Cabell. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1909.
Alexander Rodchenko, promotional bookmarks, Moscow. Exhibition, 1924. Archive of A. Rodchenko & W. Stepanova,  SchriftBild, Russian Avant-garde, German National Library Leipzig, until Oct 4, 2015
DUISBURG CITY LIBRARY BOOKMARKS FROM GERMANY
Bookmarks show individual book parents who donated books to the library.
ART DECO ADVERTISING BOOKMARK FOR PHILIPS TUBE RADIOS
The beautifully designed bookmarks is meanwhile an icon among the collectible bookmarks and has been designed by Louis Christiaan Kalff, who was in charge of the Philips advertising division in the 1920s.

Hippo bookmark by peleg design
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Peeking black & white cat bookmarks by Tara Fontin on Flickr
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Virginia Woolf bookmark - new product in our shop (click on the image please)
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Homemade bookmarks by Joy Williams. Trying out bookmark ideas. These two are the original pencil drawings laminated, next time I will try using prints. Joy Williams on Flickr
Two pull-out bookmarks from Germany of 1950s advertising the publishing house Schneider Verlag specialised in children books. These bookmarks were very popular among the children of that time and they are still popular among the bookmark collectors of today. They also show that public awareness for political correctness was not prominent at those days. Many thanks to our member Helga Moghaddam for sending the pictures and the information about these beautiful bookmarks.
Feather Bookmarks by Samantha Press on Etsy
Reading - A Picture Gallery presented on the Mirage Bookmark website displays a selection of beautiful images of reading people, of course, with bookmarks involved.  Girl Reading, photography by lmaekelley Flickr.com 
JEAN DUBUFFET BOOKMARKS
The cutout cardboard bookmarks show the figures Le Commentateur and Le Commissaire by the French artist Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985), the founder of the art movement Art Brut (outsider art) dedicated to art outside the boundaries of the official culture. Altogether four bookmarks with figures of Dubuffet have been created by Mirage Bookmark to serve as merchandises during the Jean Dubuffet exhibition (31.1-8.5.2016) staged at the leading Swiss modern art museum Fondation Beyeler.  
ADVERTISING BOOKMARK FROM THE 19th CENTURY
As companies discovered the bookmark for advertising their products in the late 1800s, the piano producers were one of the trades which made extensive use of this new possibility. The bookmark on our picture is a beautiful example of the many piano advertising bookmarks of the Victorian era and it was issued by the American company Jesse French & Sons Piano Co. in New Castle, IN.
SNOWY OWL BOOKMARK UGGLY
Etched steel bookmark produced by Anneli Selvefors (Novea Design) from Gothenburg, Sweden. This bookmark is the winner of a competition 'Show Us Your Most Beautiful Bookmark' on Pinterest in December 2015.
VICTORIAN WOVEN SILK BOOKMARK BY THOMAS STEVENS
Intricate woven silk bookmarks made in the 19th century by Thomas Stevens from Coventry, UK, were a novelty and sought-after gift items of the Victorian days. They are also called Stevengraphs. The bookmark 'Behold The Man' is one of the outstanding examples of the genre..  
​Kawaii bento box bookmark, producer unknown
​Victorian advertising bookmarks by Pears' Soap