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Bošnjak, M. et al. (1963). Vodeni znakovi hrvatskih inkunabula. Bulletin Zavoda za likovne umjetnosti JAZU, XI(3), 20-50. [Watermarks of the Croatian incunabula.] Detailed description and drawings of watermarks found in the Croatian incunabula.

Bošnjak, M. (1969). O kolijevci glagoljske i ćirilske štamparije. Jadranski zbornik: Prilozi za povijest Istre, Rijeke, Hrvatskoj primorja i Gorskog Kotara, VII/1966-1969, 659-663. [About beginnings of Glagolitic and Cyrillic printing.]

Bošnjak, M. (1970). Slavenska inkunabulistika. Zagreb: Mladost. This book is an updated edition of A study of Slavic incunabula. English version by Ferdinand Dobrowolsky. Published in Zagreb 1968.

Bogović, M. (1994). Glagoljica u Senju. Senj: Jadranska tiskara d.o.o. [Glagolitic in Senj.] A small booklet published on occasion of 500 years of the glagolitic print shop in Senj. It documents earliest inscriptions in the Glagolitic script, activities of the Glagolitic church in Senj and books printed in the Senj’s print shop.

Čunčić, M. (2003). Oči od slnca, mîsal od oblaka: Izvori Hrvatske pisane rijeci. Zagreb: Školska knjiga. [The sources of The Croatian Written Word] The introduction to the glagolitic history of Croatia written for the use in the elementary school history classes. 

Damjanović S. (1993). Hrvatski glagoljaši i počeci hrvatskoga književnog jezika. Croatica. Prinosi proučavanju hrvatske književnosti, XXII/XXIV(37/38/39), 93-105. [The Croatian glagolitic clergy and the beginnings of croatian literary language.] The lingustic and historical analysis of the glagolitic liturgical literature and development of the Croatian language.

Fučić, B. (1974). Uvez glagoljske knjige. Zbornik - Muzej primenjene umetnosti. 18, 5-12. [Binding of the Glagolitic book.] The text discus decoration of the book covers and possible centers of the bookbinding on the Adriatic cost.

Jakšić, M. (2002). Senjske inkunabule i Senjska tiskara.
Retrieved November 26, 2005, from
http://www.hr/darko/etf/senj.html [Senj’s incunabula and Senj’s print shop.] Graduation theses. Overview of history of printing with particular attention to Senj’s print shop and Baromić.

Japundžić, M. (1998). The Croatian Glagolitic Heritage.
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Krader, B. (1963). The Glagolitic Missal of 1483. The Library of Congress Quarterly Journal of Current Acquisitions, 20(2), 93-98.

Nazor, A. (1993). Hrvatskoglagoljske inkunabule. U povodu 500. obljetnice brevijara Blaža Baromića (1493-1993). Croatica. Prinosi proučavanju hrvatske književnosti, XXIII/XXIV(37/38/39). [Croatian Glagolitic incunabula.] Very detailed information about incunabula and Baromić and print shop in Senj.

Orešković, M. (1969). Osnutak i djelatnost glagoljaških štamparija u 15. stoljeću. Bibliotekar, XXI(2), 226-241. [The Glagolitic Printing Houses of the 15th century.] The appearance of the print in 15th century had its echo in Croatia where important theological literature was printed in glagolitic letters. The author cites the places where the printing houses existed at that time, studies the time when first books were printed and gives a full account of all the church literature printed in the glagolitic letters in these printing houses (article summary).

Paro, F. (1997). Typographia Glagolitica. Zagreb: Matica Hrvatska. The book is collection of articles dealing predominantly with typography and printing of glagolitic books from the point of view of the printer.

Pelc, M. (2002). Pismo-Knjiga-Slika: Uvod u povijest informacijske kulture. Zagreb: Golden marketing. [Writing-Book-Picture: Introduction in history of communication culture.] A comprehensive overview of history of communication from Babylon to the computer with emphasis on written and visual public communication. The book has a section of communication history of Croatia from the early middle ages onward.

Putanec, V. (1960). Problem predsenjskih tiskara u Hrvatskoj (1482-1493). Jadranski zbornik: Prilozi za povijest Istre, Rijeke i Hrvatskoj primorja, IV, 51-98. [Problem of Croatian print shops before 1494.] Extensive expose about the evidence of print shops before 1493 establishing of print shop in Senj. The author explains in details his philological arguments about reading of NOEMIL inscription.

Stipčević, A. (2004). Socijalna Povijest Knjige u Hrvata (Knjiga I. Srednji Vijek: Od prvih početaka do glagoljskog prvotiska iz 1483 godine.). Zagreb: Školska knjiga. [Social history of book in Croatia (Vol. I. Middle Ages: From first beginnings to the 1483 Glagolitic incunabula).] The history of book culture on the territory of Croatia.