Samuel Gedge Ltd. has published their Catalogue XXII. Gedge regularly provides a mix of items, both books and ephemera, overwhelmingly from the 17th - 19th century. Many of these are truly amazing survivals – things you might think would have disappeared years ago. Somehow, they were put away and forgotten for a few centuries before reemerging today. Gedge being a U.K. based bookseller, the heaviest concentration is British in origin, though not exclusively so. This is a fascinating collection of unusual material which collectors of the not-so-obvious will immensely enjoy. Here are a ...
Forest Books has issued Miscellany Nine - A Catalogue of Rare and Curious Books, Pamphlets & Printed Ephemera on a wide variety of subjects. They aren't just kidding about the wide variety. The...
Erasmushaus recently issued a new catalogue, Intermezzo 51. Erasmushaus specializes in antiquarian books. They have been in business since 1800 and most of the books they offer could have been sold...
The William Reese Company has issued a catalogue of Americana – Beginnings. Cortes to Lewis and Clark, 1524-1814. Everything in here is exceptional. These are truly foundational items in Amer...
Peter Harrington's latest catalogue targets the field of Travel & Exploration. It covers both the obvious names in the field, such as Cook and Burton, along with many not so well known. While E...
John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller has issued Short List 3. 30 Books in Six Specialties. Those six specialties are William Blake, Literature, Children's Books, Illuminated Manuscripts, Fine Press, ...
Michael S. Kemp Bookseller, together with Gresham Books and Peter Hill Books, have combined to create a catalogue of very specific, unusual material. The title is Estate & Parish Maps, Plans, S...
