Inside Autumn 2025
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Feature
The Typefounders
Insights from the handful of craftspeople still casting new metal type
Feature
Loved to Pieces
Some collectors prefer the pristine, others treasure the traces of history in well-worn books
Special Section
Auction Guide
A preview of the auctions coming up this season
Gently Mad
Literature of Migration
Italian immigration in publishing
Digest
Burial Ledgers as Essential Records of Our Past
Record-Breaker
The Master of Horror
Stephen King at auction
In View
The Surrealist on the Frontlines
Lee Miller’s daring World War II photojournalism
Fine Maps
Following the Line
Why a foundational part of mapmaking is anything but linear
Beyond the Basics
Decoding Fragmentology
Reconstructing what bookbreaking dealers dispersed
Sold@Auction
From David Lynch to Icons of Americana
A roundup of rare books, fine art, ephemera, and more
On the Block
Saved from the Shredder
The cache of Alan Turing’s scientific papers that was nearly lost
How I Got Started
The Art of Graphic Novels
Collector Charles Brown on the narrative power of illustrated stories
Manabu. That is the Japanese word for “learn.” A young girl named Yoko desperately wanted to learn while growing up on the northwest coast of Japan,…
Flannery O’Connor is best known as a master of Southern Gothic storytelling, but before writing classics like “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” and Wise…
Ten years ago, there were huge celebrations to mark the 800th anniversary of the first issuing of the Magna Carta agreement. A decade on, a new set…
The New York Public Library (NYPL)’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, a world-renowned research library and cultural hub, turned one…
"While the power of time travel remains beyond the capability of science, nothing comes closer than a good manuscript diary,” said Rick Stattler,…
"To call this book exceptional would be an understatement,” said Christopher Brink, Senior Specialist in Books & Manuscripts at Hindman,…
Potter & Potter’s November 2025 auction will be a two-consignor sale, offering simultaneously two major book and art collections from Louis A.…
Also In This Issue
Feature
The Typefounders
Insights from the handful of craftspeople still casting new metal type
Feature
Loved to Pieces
Some collectors prefer the pristine, others treasure the traces of history in well-worn books
Special Section
Auction Guide
A preview of the auctions coming up this season
Gently Mad
Literature of Migration
Italian immigration in publishing
Digest
Burial Ledgers as Essential Records of Our Past
Record-Breaker
The Master of Horror
Stephen King at auction
In View
The Surrealist on the Frontlines
Lee Miller’s daring World War II photojournalism
Fine Maps
Following the Line
Why a foundational part of mapmaking is anything but linear
Beyond the Basics
Decoding Fragmentology
Reconstructing what bookbreaking dealers dispersed
Sold@Auction
From David Lynch to Icons of Americana
A roundup of rare books, fine art, ephemera, and more
On the Block
Saved from the Shredder
The cache of Alan Turing’s scientific papers that was nearly lost
How I Got Started
The Art of Graphic Novels
Collector Charles Brown on the narrative power of illustrated stories
