Books
- LB-QTK-005 The Gutenberg Bible Gutenberg's Bible, printed in Mainz around 1455, was the first major European book printed with movable metal type. About 180 copies were made.
- LB-QTK-010 Electra W. A. Dwiggins designed the typeface Electra in 1935, is credited with coining 'graphic designer', and carved his own marionettes.
- LB-NAM-003 Sherrinford Holmes and Ormond Sacker Arthur Conan Doyle's first notes name his detective Sherrinford Holmes and his friend Ormond Sacker.
- LB-NAM-004 James Bond, ornithologist Ian Fleming named his spy after the author of a bird book, because it was the plainest name he could find.
- LB-NAM-005 Pansy O'Hara For most of the time Margaret Mitchell spent writing Gone with the Wind, her heroine was called Pansy.
- LB-NAM-006 Trimalchio in West Egg Fitzgerald cycled through titles like Trimalchio in West Egg and Gold-Hatted Gatsby, and was still trying to change it weeks before publication.
- LB-NAM-007 The Last Man in Europe Orwell's working title for Nineteen Eighty-Four was The Last Man in Europe. He hesitated between the two until late in the writing.