Recently Published Catalogues from the World of Collecting
July 2016
Reading booksellers’ catalogues is one of the best ways to learn about book collecting, and developing relationships with dealers in your field is the best way to get good books. Most booksellers offer new material to existing customers before they list it online. Many of the best books never hit the web.
Adrian Harrington Rare Books
#45: Summer 2016, 83 pgs
J&J Lubrano Music Antiquarians
#78: Prints & Drawings, 51 items
Howard S. Mott, Inc.
#265: 80th Anniversary Catalogue, 154 items
Murdoch’s Bookshoppe
#29: North Americana — Spring 2016, 65 items
Oak Knoll Press
Spring 2016, 37 pages
Profiles in History
The Frank Darabont Collection, 77 items. Comic & Illustration Art Auction & The Frank Darabont Collection Set, 129 items
Yesterday’s Gallery & Babylon Revisited Rare Books
#131: Jazz Age & Depression Era Literature & Non-Fiction, 100 items