Rare Book Monthly

Articles - June - 2013 Issue

Twelve New Catalogues Reviewed This Month

Twelve new catalogues reviewed this month.

Twelve new catalogues reviewed this month.

This month we review 12 new catalogues from booksellers. Ken Lopez Bookseller offers a selection of modern literature and some ephemeral items. Raptis Rare Books also has a selection of literature along with history and more. Whitmore Rare Books presents literary first editions and other outstanding books.

John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller has a “post-fair” list with a little of everything. J & J Lubrano Music Antiquarians focuses specifically on material related to older music. The Veatchs Arts of the Book target the book arts, while Aleph-Bet Books specializes in children's and illustrated books. B & L Rootenberg Rare Books & Manuscripts presents science, medicine, natural history and early printing.

The William Reese Company is focused on 18th century North America. Yesterday's Muse has items related to America's Civil War, mostly from the Confederate perspective. David Lesser Fine Antiquarian Books presents a selection of rare Americana, while the Antiquariatt Forum, together with Asher Rare Books, offers material related to South and Central America.

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  • Sotheby's
    Fine Books, Manuscripts & More
    Available for Immediate Purchase
    Sotheby’s: William Shakespeare.
    The Poems and Sonnets of William Shakespeare, 1960. 7,210 USD
    Sotheby’s: Charles Dickens.
    A Christmas Carol, First Edition, 1843. 17,500 USD
    Sotheby’s: William Golding.
    Lord of the Flies, First Edition, 1954. 5,400 USD
    Sotheby's
    Fine Books, Manuscripts & More
    Available for Immediate Purchase
    Sotheby’s: Lewis Carroll.
    Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, Inscribed First Edition, 1872. 25,000 USD
    Sotheby’s: J.R.R. Tolkien.
    The Hobbit, First Edition, 1937. 12,000 USD
    Sotheby’s: John Milton.
    Paradise Lost, 1759. 5,400 USD

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