Rare Book Monthly

Articles - May - 2006 Issue

Reviews: 17 New Catalogues for May

17 new catalogues are reviewed this month.

17 new catalogues are reviewed this month.


By Michael Stillman

This month we review 17 new booksellers' catalogues. They come from all over the world - Shapero in the UK, Ewens in Canada, Thomas-Scheler in France, Libreria de Antano in Argentina, Antiquariaat Forum in the Netherlands, and, of course, lots from the U.S.A. We review our first catalogues from Ian Brabner of Wilmington, Delaware, along with Canadian David Ewens. There are catalogues of German Americana from William Reese, American Travels from George MacManus, Western Americana from Arthur Clark and the Civil War from Chapel Hill Rare Books. There are manuscript documents from Stuart Lutz and Joe Rubinfine, unusual books from Garrett Scott, 19th century photography from Charles Wood and children's books from John Windle. Oak Knoll weighs in with antiquarian books about books and Between the Covers has some unusual new arrivals.

To see all of our book catalogue reviews, just click the following link to Section 2 of this month's edition of AE Monthly: Section 2

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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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