Recently Published Catalogues from the World of Collecting
Reading booksellers’ and auction house 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.
Peter Harrington Books
#160: Fifty Fine Items, 50 items
Librairie Le Feu Follet – Paris
January 2020: Writers drawings, painters writing, and other rarities
Raptis Rare Books
For the Collection of a Lifetime, 97 pages
Alexander Rare Books
#51: Literary First & Poetry, 290 items
James Cummins, bookseller
#141: 19th & 20th Centry Literature, 212 items
Fantasy Illustrated
#31: Astounding 50th Anniversary: Collectible Pulp Magazines, Science Fiction & Horror Books, 87 pgs
Langdon Manor Books: The Extraordinary History Of The Every Day
#9, 85 items
David M. Lesser
#172 & #173: Rare Americana - A Catalogue of Significant & Unusual Imprints Relating to America, 150 & 167 items
Prestel
Spring 2020: Art Architecture Design Photography, 121 pgs.
J.A. Stargardt
#708: Autograph Auction, Mar. 10 & 11, 531 items
Sumner & Stillman
#179: Signed and Inscribed, 65 items
Swann Galleries
#2533: Printed & Manuscript Americana Auction: Mar. 10, 370 items
Type Punch Matrix
#3: Experiences of Slavery and Liberation, 18 items
Booksellers: To be included in the next issue, send your catalogues to:
Catalogues Received
Fine Books & Collections
100 Europa Drive
Suite 290
Chapel Hill NC 27517-2310
