High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Victorian societies for text publication were learned societies, in the United Kingdom of the nineteenth century, existing principally or having as a main function to produce scholarly editions of old works of historical or literary interest. At the time they were often called "book clubs". The Society of Antiquaries of London dates from 1707, the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland from 1780. The Roxburghe Club was founded in 1812 by a group of bibliophiles, each of whom undertook to sponsor a publication, The Bannatyne Club was set up to print works of interest for Scottish tradition, literature and history, by Sir Walter Scott, a Roxburghe Club member. It was the precursor to quite a numerous population of similar specialized groups.

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