| Bibliographical Society: Founded in 1892, this is the senior learned society dealing with the study of the book and its history. |
| Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand: Focuses on scholarly interest in physical bibliography and the history of the written word. |
| Bibliographical Society of Canada: Aims to promote bibliographical publications and the preservation and extension of knowledge of printed works and manuscripts, particularly those relating to Canada. |
| Bibliographical Society of Virginia: Founded in order to promote interest in books and manuscripts, maps, printing, the graphic arts, and bibliography and textual criticism. |
| Center for the Book: A Library of Congress affiliate featuring, state center affiliates, community of the book organizations, reading promotion partners, book fairs and other literary events. |
| Ex Libris: Provides history and information about Czech bookplates. Offers biographies of noted artists, resources and a membership application form. [English, Czech and German] |
| Oxford Bibliographical Society: Founded in 1922. Membership of the Society is available, on application, to all those interested in manuscripts, printed books and the arts and trades connected with them. |
| The Fellowship of American Bibliophilic Societies: Organization keeping its member clubs informed of news, events, publications, and activities related to books and book collecting. |
| The Philobiblon Club: Philadelphia's club for book collectors, booksellers, and anyone interested in books. Includes club history and membership information. |
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