Below is a list of related projects, tools, and resources for researchers.
The "Marcas de Fuego" project is an inter-institutional collaborative effort that seeks to document the unique fire brands, or marcas de fuego, book owners typically placed on the fore-edges of their tomes to denote ownership.
The "Mexican Biblioiconography of the 16th and 17th Centuries" project compiles the iconographic elements in books published in Mexico City during that period. Each engraving is described, analyzed, and encoded according to the iconography's relationship with the text.
IIIF technology gives scholars the ability to bring together multiple copies of books for comparative analysis in one workspace. This page provides instructions on how to use the Mirador IIIF viewer to compare Primeros Libros assets.
