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European libraries are hosting millions of rare books published Therefore only researchers and a small minority of ordinary
between 1500 and 1900. These books represent a universe of readers were actually able to use the rare book collections of
knowledge: accounts of a journey to Africa from the 18th century, libraries.
science fiction novels from the late 19th century or old cooking
books – libraries own the historical knowledge of mankind. With the eBooks on Demand (EOD) service this situation changes
dramatically. Millions of rare books are just a mouse click
But until now access to these books was, in most cases, away - for both researchers and any interested parties.
highly restricted and readers often had to travel to the library
in order to read the book.
ACCESS TO RARE BOOKS UNLOCKS A HIDDEN TREASURE books2ebooks.eu
Millions of rare books published With eBooks on Demand these An eBook from EOD is a
between 1500 and 1900 are treasures will be unlocked and professional digital version of
hosted in European libraries. made available in electronic a book delivered in one single
form upon request. PDF file.
eBooks from EOD: for more information please visit our website www.books2ebooks.eu
EUROPE-WIDE NETWORK books2ebooks.eu
eBooks on Demand (EOD) is a Europe-wide network of libraries aiming to digitise rare books. This service is already available
in 13 libraries in 8 countries: Portugal, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary and Estonia.
We envision that, in a few years, every historical European book will be available as an eBook on Demand.
University Library of Bratislava National Library of Portugal Bavarian State Library National Széchényi Library Humboldt-University Berlin
of Hungary Library
University Library of Regensburg University Library of Greifswald The Royal Library of Denmark National and University Library, National Library of Estonia
Slovenia
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University Library of Graz Vienna University Library University Library of Innsbruck oks2eboo w!
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Contact the Project Co-ordinator: University Library of Innsbruck, Department for Digitisation and Digital Preservation
A-6020 Innsbruck - Innrain 52 - Austria, Phone: ++43-(0)512-507-8451, Fax: ++43-(0)512-507-9842, e-mail: ub-dea@uibk.ac.at