Rare Book Monthly Book Catalogue Reviews December - 2025 Issue

Texas and the American West from Kenston Rare Books

Texas and the American West from Kenston Rare Books

Kenston Rare Books is offering a curated selection of Fine Books on Texas and the American West. Kenston is the book selling business of Ken Huddleston, a native Texan and collector. The Lone Star State is their prime focus, and if you have any doubt that Texas is the center of the universe, just ask any Texan. So, here are some books about Texans and a few other people who wish they were Texans.
 
We begin with one of the earliest post-Revolutionary accounts of Texas, History of the Revolution in Texas, Particularly of the War of 1826 & '36; Together with the Latest Geographical, Top...

Artists' Books, Private Press and More from the Kelmscott Bookshop

Artists' Books, Private Press and More from the Kelmscott Bookshop

The Kelmscott Bookshop has issued their Catalog 22 of Artists' Books and Private Press, Literature, & More. While some books are older, this is not the place to find antiquarian works. Many are...

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Fine Copies of Important Books from Whitmore Rare Books

Fine Copies of Important Books from Whitmore Rare Books

Whitmore Rare Books has published a new selection of fine books in their Catalogue 28. Whitmore doesn't specialize in a particular category of books, various subjects being offered. What they do fo...

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    Sotheby’s Year in Review: A Rare Hebrew Bible with Micrographic Masorah. Sold: 1,514,000 USD
    Sotheby’s Year in Review: "The Freedman's Primer.” Sold: 241,300 USD
    Sotheby’s Year in Review: Smith, William. "The Map that Changed the World." Sold: 139,700 USD
    Sotheby’s Year in Review: Psalter, C13th. Illuminated Psalter. Sold: 330,200 GBP
    Sotheby’s Year in Review: Lincoln, Abraham. The abolition of slavery. Sold: 13,697,500 USD
    Sotheby’s Year in Review: Vergilius. Opera, Venice, Aldo Manuzio, 1501. Sold: 1,041,400 USD
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