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AARDVARK BOOKS/EZRA THE BOOKFINDER
- LITERARY MANUSCRIPTS & LETTERS, PART 3
- Summer Miscellany 2021 -- SIGNED Items, Rare Americana, Illustrated Books, and more
- E-List #24: Women Sci-Fi Authors from Easton Press
- E-List #23. Put N' Take: A Collection of Gambling Sheet Music Scores, 1889-1987
ANTIPODEAN BOOKS, MAPS, PRINTS
- E-list #44 ~ W.W.I., Americana, Australia, Photographs, Maps, Ephemera
- E-list #43 ~ Antipodean Books at the Brooklyn Virtual Book Fair
- Electronic List 132: 19th Century French Illustration and Caricature
- Electronic List 131: ABAA Virtual Book Fair, 2020
- Fiction Friday (Newsletter)
- Wendell Berry (Newsletter)
- E-list: Photographic Archives, Latin-Americana, African-Americana, Lincoln Conspirators, American Indian History, and More -- Joint catalog with Daniel / Oliver Gallery
- E-list 9: The Civil Rights and Black Power Movements
- 19th Century Decorated Paper Bindings, Decorated Cloth Bindings and Historic Works New York Book & Ephemera Fair Catalog
- July 2021 Newsletter -- New Arrvials, Transatlantic Book Fair
- New Arrivals / Gifts for Mothers' Day
- Occasional E-list (June 2021)
- E-list #15: Recent Arrivals
- Rare Americana From Back of Beyond Books (September 14, 2021) *New*
- A Selection from the Wendelle Stevens UFO Photo Archives
W. C. BAKER RARE BOOKS & EPHEMERA
- Framed
- New Signed & Inscribed Books (Newsletter)
- Books by, for, and About, Women 1649-1877
- English Libertine Literature 1652-1843 -- Catalog available by request stuart@sbrarebooks.com
- "A Short list of auction and bookseller catalogues on historic and designer bindings." A .pdf is available upon request from robin.bledsoe1@verizon.net...
- Featured Items
Featured item:
NORMILE, John, Editor. THE BOOK OF BILDCOST GARDENED HOME PLANS FROM BETTER HOMES & GARDENS
Des Moines: Meredith Pub. Co., 1936. 4to. Illustrated wrappers 94, (2) pages.
Revised and expanded edition of this very popular house plan book in the 1930's. A collection of 48 articles by such architects as Richard Neutra, pupil of Frank Lloyd Wright, and early leader in "Modern" architecture; Los Angeles architect Arthur F. Herberger; a number of Colonial Revival homes by Theodore Whitehead Davis; and several articles by noted women architects such as Verna Cook Salomonsky and Ethel M. Crosby. Their articles include: "A Home to Grow With; the Three Unit House," "A Home of Distinctive Merit," and "At Home Anywhere; and you don't have to build it all at once," by Verna Cook Salomonsky and one article by Ethel M. Crosby "'Come Hither' House." The articles are filled with illustrations, elevations, and floor plans. Color-illustrated wrappers with stucco home on front cover; blueprints on back, minor dusting, still very good.
Offered by The Bookspress, and found in "Virtual New York Fair."
- Summer Miscellany
- Spring Sale -- 30 first and limited editions
- Caldecott Winning Illustrators Series: Roger Duvoisin (Blog)
- Five Facts About Romantic Adventure Writer Janet Evanovich (Blog)
- Latest Acquisitions: Chronologies, Infographics, and Cartographic Data-Vizualization
- Reformers & Visionaries, Scoundrels & Incendiaries: 250 Years of Persuasive Mapping
- James Gillray
- Thomas Rowlandson (Newsletter)
- Brattlecast #108: The Viability of Owning a Bookstore (Podcast)
- Brattlecast #107: Favorite Books (Podcast)
- Catalogue 151 *New*
- Summer Sale
ANDREW CAHAN, BOOKSELLER, LTD.
Featured Item:
48 Tasty Recipes made with Sunshine Pimientos
Ponoma Products Company
Stapled booklet measuring 6.5 x 4", with [16] pp of text. A collection of recipes making use of Georgia grown pimiento peppers. According to the introduction, these peppers would provide a "thrilling new taste experience", as scientific developments allowed a new breed of the peppers to be grown in Georgia; a blurb on the rear cover touts the nutritional value of pimiento peppers. In excellent condition with a bit of soiling to covers.
Offered by Caroliniana and found in "Cookery Catalog, August 2021."
- New catalog available — Contact clarebooks@roadrunner.com/(716) 688-8723 to request…
- THE LUNAR VOYAGE FROM THE 17th CENTURY TO THE PRESENT -- In conjunction with the RBMS and the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing -- Offered jointly with John W. Knott, Jr., Bookseller
- Popular Fiction 1814-1939: Selections from the Anthony Tino Collection -- Offered jointly with John W. Knott, Jr., Bookseller
- E-list: Photographic Archives, Latin-Americana, African-Americana, Lincoln Conspirators, American Indian History, and More -- Joint catalog with Auger Down Books
DE SIMONE COMPANY, BOOKSELLERS
- List 40: Gerrit Smith an Intellectual History: In His Own Words
- List 39: American Lithographic Portraits
- New Arrivals (September 14, 2021) *New*
- Catalog #88, Medical Books from the Fifteenth to the Twentieth Centuries -- This catalog is print-only. To request a copy, contact MedBks@aol.com...
- RBMS Sample
- E-list-82 Eclectibles Miscellany: WWI Vassar Training Camp for Nurses, Automatic Pen Calligraphy, Women’s Work & of course The Children
- Comic collection of William "Gatz" Hjortsberg -- Details available upon request from info@elkriverbooks.com...
- Highlights from the ABAA Virtual Book Fair
- New York Antiquarian Book Fair Catalogue 2021 *New*
- Celebrating 30 Years: Sandra’s Favorite Catalogues (Podcast)
RODGER FRIEDMAN RARE BOOK STUDIO
- OCCASIONAL LIST 22: A Miscellany: Original Art Work; Small Archive of Major English Watercolourist; Interesting Theatrical Pieces; Manuscript Material, Etc., Etc. -- available on request from fgrare@fgrarebooks.com...
- Has the following lists available: California, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Oregon, Louisiana, Colorado, Ohio and New York. Will email to interested parties. Contact info@ginsbook.com to request...
THOMAS A. GOLDWASSER RARE BOOKS
DAVID A. HAMILTON AMERICANA BOOKS
- Spring Miscellany
- Americana (May 2021)
JONATHAN A. HILL, BOOKSELLER, INC.
Featured item:
Japan: ca. 1920-30. $4500.00 A remarkable collection of more than 1600 Japanese chopstick wrappers, all carefully mounted in six albums. The wrappers vary from very plain to highly elaborate and offer a wide range of design and typography. Many have telephone numbers. The anonymous collector painstakingly (and lovingly) assembled this collection in the 1920s and 1930s; the wrappers advertise famous and forgotten restaurants, which served mostly Japanese but also Chinese and Western cuisines, from almost everywhere in Japan, ranging from Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu in the south, including Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, prominent hot spring resorts, and many famous sightseeing destinations. The restaurants served a wide range of cuisines including sushi, kaiseki, vegetarian foods in temples, health foods, various kinds of Western foods, etc. Most of the restaurants were located in major cities, but our indefatigable collector has gathered wrappers from restaurants in local train stations, country inns, bunraku and kabuki theaters, and hundreds of other food establishments, most of which no longer exist. The first four albums (230 x 155 mm.) are bound in the original wrappers, which have been decorated by the collector with drawings of entrances to restaurants. Each volume has a manuscript label pasted on the upper wrapper, reading Kuidoraku (Gourmandism). Additionally, each volume has on the first folded leaf a poem or story in manuscript about the pleasures of food. These are illustrated with four scenes of happy times at the Japanese table, including one depicting foreigners. The final two albums (305 x 210 mm. and 280 x 180 mm.) are bound in silk-covered boards and are accordion-style. The collector must have been a wealthy gourmet to have travelled so widely and eaten so well, and making these albums was a long-term commitment. In the early 20th century, there was a popular style of fiction in Japan, called the gastronomic novel, where food was the primary subject. This literary movement had wide ramifications in eating styles and tastes throughout Japan and introduced the consumption of meat and European cuisines. In fine condition.
Offered by Jonathan A. Hill, Bookseller and found in "Gourmet Japan."
- E-list 185: 45 New Arrivals Photography, Art, Literary Broadsides *New*
- E-list: 30 Poetry Broadsides
Featured item:
Serigraph poster for the Santa Fe Opera recording of The Mother of Us All.
Robert Indiana (artist); Gertrude Stein (libretto); Virgil Thomson (music); [Susan B. Anthony].
New York: New World Records, 1977. $300. Pop artist Robert Indiana’s vivid serigraph poster for the 1977 New World Records release of The Mother of Us All, Virgil Thomson’s 1947 opera about Susan B. Anthony, with a libretto by Gertrude Stein: “The right to sleep is given to no woman.” Indiana had long been an active admirer of The Mother of Us All, designing sets for several stage productions, including the Santa Fe Opera’s 1976 bicentennial production, whose recording is advertised here. The typography features Indiana’s signature tipped O in MOTHER, a design element that recalls his iconic LOVE sculpture and stamp. For more on Indiana and The Mother of Us All, see David Littlejohn, “Artists on the Opera Stage” in The Ultimate Art (1992). Promotional poster, measuring 36 x 24 inches, screenprinted in red, yellow, black, white, and purple. Three corners creased, several short closed tears to bottom edge.
Offered by Honey & Wax Booksellers and found in "August 2021: New Acquisitions."
- RBMS Showcase: LGBTQ, Women, Child Art, Military, Odd, etc. (June 2021)
- E-list #9: Photos & Folk Art
- Manuscripts, Letters & Art (New York Book Fair)
JOHN W. KNOTT, JR., BOOKSELLER
- THE LUNAR VOYAGE FROM THE 17th CENTURY TO THE PRESENT -- In conjunction with the RBMS and the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing -- Offered jointly with L.W. Currey, Inc.
- Popular Fiction 1814-1939: Selections from the Anthony Tino Collection -- Offered jointly with L.W. Currey, Inc.
- Catalog #74: 100 Rare Books -- with an emphasis on history and military affairs. Please request from mail@kubikbooks.com...
- RBMS Booksellers' Showcase 2021
- New Arrivals (August 2020)
MICHAEL LAIRD RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPTS
- American Law, 1762-1853 (September 14, 2021) *New*
- Recent Acquisitions: English, American & Continental Law, 1651-1945 (September 7, 2021) *New*
- Recent Acquisitions: English, American & Continental Law, 1537-1916 (August 31, 2021) *New*
DAVID M. LESSER, FINE ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS
- New York Book Fair *New*
- Catalog 184, Rare Americana *New*
LIBER ANTIQUUS, EARLY PRINTED BOOKS & MANUSCRIPTS
- On Our Shelves No. 27 – Beast and Man in India (Video)
- Rare Book Moment 26: Look for relationships in your collection (Video)
- E-cat featuring Anti-fascism, racial stereotypes, mid-century folk and propaganda and more
- Around the World in Ephemera
- Women, Cocktails, & Ephemera
- Recent Acquisitions (July 28, 2021)
- Cinema and Cinema-adjacent: A Catalogue of Printed and Archival Materials *New*
- Books You Didn't Know You Were Looking For: Unusual Titles from Boni & Liveright
Featured item:
(Hollywood: RKO Radio Pictures, 1940). First edition. 4to, 27 unpaginated leaves, comb-bound in fauxalligator boards. Extremities slightly rubbed; plastic comb intact; an excellent copy. Illustrated annual "Exhibitor's Book" filled with promotional display ads for forthcoming RKO releases. Most importantly, this book contains the first advertisement for Orson Welles's "Citizen Kane", still under its working title "John Citizen, U.S.A." Also advertised are the adaptations of "Kitty Foyle" and "Sister Carrie", each featuring a fold-out image on cardstock of its eponymous book. With portraits of studio stars including Charles Laughton, Carole Lombard, Cary Grant, Charles Boyer, Ronald Colman, Ginger Rogers and many more.
Offered by Locus Solus Rare Books and found in "Cinema and Cinema-Adjacent."
J. & J. LUBRANO MUSIC ANTIQUARIANS
STUART LUTZ HISTORIC DOCUMENTS
- List of 77 Mark Twain First Editions and Ephemera available by request from info@macdonnellrarebooks.com (specify elist or paper copy).
MAIN STREET FINE BOOKS & MANUSCRIPTS
Featured item:
New York: Grosset & Dunlap, n.y. Small 8vo. Light blue mesh cloth with dark blue lettering and rules, pictorial dust jacket. 314pp. Fine/very good. Mild jacket edgewear to otherwise-bright jacket.
Tight and bright reprint edition of this 1932 shoot-'em-up set in Arizona involving (to cite jacket flap) "Traft, powerful cattleman and owner of the Diamond...." This superbly fresh copy has a choice autograph twist: a fine heavy stock card signed and inscribed in blue fineline by Benny Baker. Baker (1907-94), who played Jim Traft in the 1936 film version of the novel, was a popular actor and comedian in more than fifty films of the 1930s and '40s. Unusual copy!
Offered by Main Street Fine Books & Manuscripts and found in "E-list #33."
- The Obsessive Mind *New*
- Power of Sound (Newsletter) *New*
- Miscellany No. 2 Early Continental Books. Fall 2021 *New*
- Miscellany List of continental books 1490 to 1835
- Illustrated Catalog on Carlos Merida (1891–1984) -- Mexican painter, sculptor, writer and graphic designer -- available by request from mmbooks@comcast.net
- Latin America
MARTAYAN LAN RARE BOOKS & MAPS
BRUCE MCKITTRICK RARE BOOKS, INC.
- Leaps & Bounds: New Acquisitions After May 2020
- New Acquisitions to the Bishop Collection of Thomas Bird Mosher and the Mosher Press (May 2020)
- Father's Day Gift Offerings
- E-list: Stocking Stuffers (Newsletter)
Featured item:
Ulrich & Kup p.17. Volumes two to five (of five total published). "A scholarly digest of bibliographical information. Significant notes on early printing and illustration." From the reference library of the Zaehnsdorf Company with a commemorative booklabel loosely inserted. With the bookplate of the Zaehnsdorf Company. Rubbed along hinges.
Offered by Oak Knoll Books and found in "August 2021 Sale."
- Catalog 55, July 2021 -- by subscription only. Contact oldwestbooks@earthlink.net for details about obtaining a copy.
- Summer 2021 *New*
- Medical List (August 2021)
R & A PETRILLA, ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSELLERS
PHILADELPHIA RARE BOOKS & MANUSCRIPTS
- Illustrated Books *New*
- Newest Arrivals *New*
PHILLIP J. PIRAGES FINE BOOKS & MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS
- The Bunker Hill Archive (Newsletter)
- New Historical Documents (Newsletter)
RABELAIS BOOKS ON FOOD & DRINK
RICHARD C. RAMER, OLD & RARE BOOKS
- Special List 426: Congo *New*
- Special List 425: Fencing & Dueling *New*
- Special List 424, Humanism *New*
- Catalog 21-2 (June 2021)
- Holiday Sale Catalog
- Americana E-list - The Sweat of One's Brow *New*
- E-list - ABAA Virtual Book Fair: New York Edition 2021 *New*
- Catalog 48 (2021)
- Catalog 47 (2021)
- LIST 327: LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB -- 136 titles
- LIST 326: SPRING MISCELLANY: Books, Pamphlets, Manuscripts, Photographs, and Ephemera
- Smallrun Riverrun, a catalogue of limited editions
- Fine Literature -- a joint catalog with James Cummins Bookseller
B&L ROOTENBERG RARE BOOKS & MANUSCRIPTS
Featured item:
by James Ellroy
Original handwritten manuscript draft for the 1984 novel. With Ellroy’s profuse and expectedly surgical corrections to his own text throughout, and with substantial content that did not make the published edition. With a letter of provenance from Ellroy’s then-editor and publisher Otto Penzler, tying the manuscript directly to its source. According to Penzler, Ellroy’s manuscripts would always begin as completely handwritten documents, before being typed, edited by both Penzler and Ellroy, and then generally retyped and re-edited once more. In addition to early unpublished content, the manuscript reveals the extremely fastidious nature of Ellroy’s process, as well as his preference for writing out and editing his research, outlines, and finished novels by hand. As an object, the manuscript is an almost overwhelming testament to the process that results in what has been accurately described as the author’s “dense, baroque style,” or what Scott Timberg of the Los Angeles Times in 2006 famously called “a heightened pastiche of jazz slang, cop patois, creative profanity, and drug vernacular.”
Ellroy’s fifth novel, and the second in his L.A.Noir trilogy that featured LAPD robbery-homicide detective Lloyd Hopkins. Because the Night centers on the investigation of a triple murder at a liquor store that strangely involves no theft, leading Hopkins to believe that the crime was a “thrill kill.” Black, blue, and red ink manuscript. 461 leaves, each numbered at the top left, standard notebook paper stock, rectos only. Housed in a large black post-style clasp binder.
Offered by Royal Books and found in "Catalog Seventy-Two."
BARRY LAWRENCE RUDERMAN ANTIQUE MAPS, INC.
- American Manuscripts: Naval & Nautical *New*
- Labor Day 2021 *New*
- 19th Century American Gardening, Floriculture and Botany
- A Short Miscellany of 19th-Century American Books
- List: 150th Anniversary of Mendeleev's Periodic System
- California Book Fair 2019: 130 Items on Science and Medicine is now available on request from scientiabk@gmail.com...
Featured item:
Love Life: The Truth and Secrets of Human Sex Relations
Voltaire, Dr. Eugene E.
Portland, Oregon: n. p., [ca. 1932]. Wire-stitched pamphlet in gilt and black printed red wrappers, 8.06 x 6.13 inches, 87, [3] pages. First edition?
“It would not be difficult in any sense to write at length on the art of copulation. . . . The instructions given on the previous pages are of no value to anyone until, thru their study, the art of perfect copulation is mastered as it should be.”
A detailed pamphlet aimed at the moderately lubricious, popular-lecture, educational-exploitation-film, sensation-seeking crowd, explaining the physiology, functions, and derangements of the male and female sexual organs, with much on both the social and physical toll of venereal diseases, self-abuse, etc., along with a detailed description of the seven stages of physical love.
To judge from his appearances in contemporary newspaper accounts, Eugene E. Voltaire (ca. 1891-1943) ascended from a bit player in early Universal Film silent movies (he had a part in the 1923 drug-smuggler kidnapping movie, Crashing Courage) to an arrest in 1929 for violation of the Mann Act, when his occupation was then reported in the Los Angeles Times as a salesman.
But by 1931, only a couple years off his arrest, freshly divorced and now claiming the title of doctor, Voltaire reappears in newspapers credited as a celebrated sexologist and sex instructor on various aspects of health and happiness; by 1932, he had worked himself up to sharing a stage with screenings of the scientific evolution documentary Mystery of Life, narrated by Clarence Darrow, and soon thereafter is traced through the advertising columns of western newspapers traveling the Pantages circuit across the Pacific Northwest to deliver “Ladies Only” lectures, “Illustrated With Living Artists [sic] Models.” Voltaire evidently made appearances across the West through about 1937, often sharing the bill with various exploitation films.
Uncommon in any edition; this bookselling concern has also handled another printing of this title (trimmed slightly shorter that this copy and published with only 58 pages, that shorter edition explicitly advertising the sale of the antiseptic douche Vol-Va-Kol, “For the careful woman.”) This 87-page edition is strict on the need for vaginal cleanliness but stops short of endorsing any name brands.
These pamphlets were of course ephemeral and fugitive; the NUC and OCLC each note only Voltaire’s The Human Sex Relation (Portland, n. d.) at the University of Oregon; OCLC adds his Marihuana and sex (n. p., ca. 1930s?) at the University of Alberta only, while another copy of this title, as noted in this description above, has passed over this bookseller’s desk and subsequently into institutional hands. A trifle rubbed and soiled; a very good copy.
Offered by Garrett Scott, Bookseller and found in "Occasional List 75: Esoteric/Medicine."
- Robbins English Collection *New*
- Leviathan & More *New*
- New York Virtual Fair 2021 *New*
MARC SELVAGGIO, BOOKS & EPHEMERA
MICHAEL R. THOMPSON RARE BOOKS
- E-list #40: African Americana, Retro-Gaming, Zines, Prostitution, Women’s Rights, Music...
- E-list #4: Political Propaganda, NASA, Unpublished manuscript (E. Goldman)...
Featured item:
Berté Water Colour Printing. Vivicolor Inserts (cover title)
Buffalo: Vivicolor Company, (1930). 8 × 10½. 87 leaves printed rectos only. Of these, 69 are printed by the Jean Berté process. The “Inserts” are ready-made sectional title pages for college yearbooks. They are one-word titles: Activities; Administration; Advertising; Athletics; Classes; Clubs; College; Features; Fraternities; Social; Sororities. These title page inserts were designed by various artists, in 13 different series ranging from Colonial American and Indian to Modernistic and Ultra-Modern. There’s Moorish, Grecian, Alma Mater, Medieval, and Louis XIV. There’s a humorous series by John Held, Jr. Most are Art Deco. Bound in black leatherette with an Art Deco design in yellow & green. Piece missing from corner of front cover; some wear & creasing. Good copy of a rare trade catalogue.
The ready-made inserts are intended to “satisfy the demand for the unusual in yearbooks” while alleviating “the prohibitive cost of good professional art, color engraving, and color printing.” Vivicolor hired eminent western NY artists: Bertram Glover, Ellsworth Jaeger, John Held, Norman Kent (woodcuts). A few less expensive inserts are included (mostly for comparison) such as two-color half tones and etching. Vivicolor guaranteed that no two schools within 25 miles of each other would have the same inserts.
The Berté printing process replicated the pochoir stencil process of hand coloring. A series of rubber mats over-printed water color inks in a specific order. Expensive & laborious, the process was licensed and the equipment sold to individual printing companies. The Vivicolor Company was a licensee. This full-scale catalogue and the promotional piece below are the only copies located. Nothing else is known of the company.
Offered by The Veatchs Arts of the Book and found in "Catalog 97."
- Catalog 265: The Library of Phillip K. Wilson: Medical History & Spiritualism; Ghosts & Psychics *New*
- Catalog 264: The Paul Luther Collection on the Bio-Bibliographical History of Astronomy with Rare Bookseller
- New York Book Fair 2021 *New* -- a catalog of material jointly owned with Konstantinopel Rare Books
- New Acquisitions
Featured item:
Clark, Ethel
[Southern U.S.]: 1916-1927. Small ledger bound in pebbled leather over card, measuring 7.5 x 4.5 inches. With events taking place across Tennessee, Virginia, Washington DC, North Carolina, and other Southern states, this journal is comprised of 118 handwritten pages unfolding across a decade. Content unfolds from 1916-1927, as Ethel leaves us an account of how a girl moved from her teenage years into womanhood while war, pandemic, and racial violence radically changed the world around her. Ethel’s tone in her opening entry is a reminder that teenage angst and ennui are not new inventions. “April 25, 1916. I write this on a Wednesday. Nothing happened. Same old thing, school, school, school.” Despite feeling the sameness of her days, it doesn’t take long for Ethel to open up about the variety of experiences and feelings that really do shape her time. Revivals and Red Cross meetings take up multiple evenings after school; and she loves to read as an escape (novels include escapist and sensational romances like George Barr’s Nedra (1905)), though she describes it as “same old life reading.”
By 1918 she also starts attending Patriotic Meetings as she reports “Germany’s advancing,” a concise announcement that is surrounded by news of boys she knows joining their companies and a string of weddings in advance. Global realities hit again on the same week she begins school in September: “All the schools are closed on account of the flu. Several people have died with it. Duey Hines was buried yesterday, she died in Richmond...in a hospital...Marton Sneed was buried yesterday... he died in Charlotte of Flu.” Ultimately, the flu grips her in a way the war cannot. “Friday 22 November, 1918 Celebrated Armistice...School was opened after five weeks. We went to school for three weeks then it was closed again. December 3, 1918. Tuesday all five of us down with the flu.” Her December 5 entry is a string of named of friends who died of flu or are badly ailing, and she does not write again until the new year, as the pandemic continues. Amidst the tragedy and seeking scapegoats, the town erupts in racial violence. “March 8, 1920. Arnold’s store burned down...negro boy killed last night.”
Offered by Whitmore Rare Books and found in "Beyond Binaries."
JOHN WINDLE ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSELLER
- July 2021: Mostly Private Press
- New Arrivals: Mostly Literature (May 18, 2021)
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