Abstract
In the context of global digital evolution, the implementation of dynamic (online) platforms seems to be essential in order to facilitate the access to rare and/or valuable documents. Insufficiently exploited as seen in the small number of requests, the digitization of these resources is a concept of important value to research activities dealing with the history of translation and not only. Consequently, digitization is likely to bring together a larger number of readers but also to reveal multiple directions of future research.