Catalogue with descriptions of early-modern alba amicorum (book of friends) in private and public Dutch collections. You can search by title, description or annotation. The information about the title shows where the physical copy is located.

Bibliography of all bibles printed in the Netherlands and Belgium (or printed elsewhere for the Dutch or Belgian market) between 1477 and 1800. Contains information about origin, binding, bible illustrations, print types, translators and printers. And extensive descriptions and numerous reproductions of typographic and iconographic material. For researchers and other interested parties.

Website with descriptions of books, and articles from magazines and books on Frisian linguistics and literary studies. The periods 1940-1945 and 1960-2001 are fully unlocked. The period 1946-1959 has not yet been unlocked, while 2002-2007 has been partially unlocked. For researchers of the Frisian language.

Online bibliography of the most important literary journals in Flanders and the Netherlands. Find poems, prose, essays, reviews, interviews, art and play texts using simple or advanced searches. Journals are present in one or more libraries throughout the language area and are of literary quality. For researchers of Dutch and Flemish literature.

Database with information about the history of the printed book in the Netherlands. Includes an electronic handbook, an image bank, a reference tool, secondary literature and a bibliography. Integrated search in various digital information sources. Also find comprehensive information about the sources in the help screens. For the book scholar.

Online catalogue with approximately 585,000 descriptions of individual letters and parts of correspondence written in the early-modern and modern period (ca. 1500 - present). Contains information about more than 2 million letters. The letters come from the collections of Dutch heritage institutions, including the KB. For researchers.

Bibliography with detailed descriptions of more than 12,000 Dutch plays, manuscripts and editions up to 1803. The full text of a number of plays is available online. For those who are interested in or researching the Dutch theatre of the past.

The digitized writings of Leuven professor Pieter Willems about his research into 'Low Franconian' dialects. At the end of the 19th century, he collected data on dialect speakers in Flanders, South-Netherlands and the German Rhineland. For the researcher of language and dialects.

Databank with more than 18,000 sources on African linguistics. Includes secondary literature such as articles, reviews, books, dissertations and more. Database is based on the digital Bibliografie van de Nederlandse Taal- en Literatuurwetenschap (BNTL) (Bibliography of Dutch Language and Literary Studies). Interesting for anyone who wants to delve into African linguistics and literary studies.

Database of approximately 20,000 (transcribed) letters written by and sent to 17th century scholars from the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands. Search results are also visually displayed in terms of geography, time and correspondent networks. Useful for historians and history enthusiasts.