For someone who spent the best part of half a century working at one of the UK’s largest and most venerable libraries, it is on the face of it a rather startling admission.
Source: geneanet
National Library of Scotland’s Bookbinder Steps Down After 44 Years Working with Valuable Books, Including Mary, Queen of Scots’ Last Letter
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