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- By Michael Stillman
By Michael Stillman
In an October 4th press release, the largest old and used books listing site, Abebooks, announced that it had reached a new milestone...
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- By Bruce McKinney
By Bruce McKinney
Inventories are broad, collector interests increasingly specific. The internet, that both intensified the trend toward specialization and increasingly satisfies it, does...
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- By Michael Stillman
By Michael Stillman
Alibris has announced that it will be opening a UK site in November, to serve the British and European markets. In...
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- By Bruce McKinney
By Bruce McKinney
For those who rely on book fairs to sell books the line that comes to mind is William Bendix's "What a revoltin'...
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- By Renee Roberts
by Renee Magriel Roberts
Writing really great book descriptions is the key to better bookselling, which I define as providing excellent service and accurate information...
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- By Michael Stillman
By Michael Stillman
The case of map thief E. Forbes Smiley came to a close October 13, 2006, when he was sentenced to five years...
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- By Bruce McKinney
By Bruce McKinney
Truman Capote may have been a man but these days he's an industry. He was born in a red state but...
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- By Michael Stillman
By Michael Stillman
An interesting skirmish took place in a Belgian court a few weeks ago which may have implications for the battle between search...
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- By Bruce McKinney
By Bruce McKinney
Voting has a mysterious power. Those who didn't have it have stormed barricades to get it. The American south felt...
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- By Michael Stillman
By Michael Stillman
Amazon.com, the world's best-known bookselling site, recently expanded its offerings with the announcement that they would now be selling groceries online. In...
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Fourteen new booksellers' catalogues are reviewed in Section Two of November's AE Monthly. Represented, along with the U.S., are sellers from England, France, the Netherlands,...
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By Michael Stillman
Bruce N. Johnson, of upstate Liverpool, New York, has issued his first catalogue of Historic Documents (catalogue number 19 overall). This one...
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By Michael Stillman
The William Reese Company has now issued its 250th catalogue. In a note, William Reese recalls that he began selling books...
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By Michael Stillman
The Heritage Book Shop of Los Angeles has issued its 219th catalogue of Fine Books, offering 200 items of top quality...
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By Michael Stillman
Just received from Bernard J. Shapero Rare Books is a catalogue entitled Illustrated Books 2006. This is the most difficult type...
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By Michael Stillman
Recently received from The Veatchs Arts Of The Book is their 56th catalogue, Recent Acquisitions including Color Printing, Wood Engraving and...
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By Michael Stillman
The newest catalogue from Gert Jan Bestebreurtje Antiquarian Bookseller and Printdealer of the Netherlands is entitled Non-European Art and Ethnography. For...
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By Michael Stillman
Bauman Rare Books has issued its latest catalogue of New Acquisitions, dated October 2006. Bauman catalogues are distinguished less by specific subject...
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By Michael Stillman
Joe Rubinfine of West Palm Beach, Florida, has issued his List 157 of American Historical Autographs. As always, Rubinfine offers a...
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By Michael Stillman
The latest catalogue from Oak Knoll Books features An Extraordinary Selection of Leaf Books. Leaf books are those which include a...
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By Michael Stillman
From Between The Covers Rare Books we have received a catalogue of Newe Arryvals. Their proofreader is going to be...
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By Michael Stillman
"It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a fortune, is in need of a wife." No. He...
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By Michael Stillman
Libreria de Antano of Buenos Aires has released a most interesting and unusual collection: South America -- A Selection of...
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By Michael Stillman
One of the interesting challenges of preparing catalogue reviews for the Americana Exchange is the opportunity to write about those written...
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By Michael Stillman
We recently received a pamphlet from The Arthur H. Clark Company. The Arthur H. Clark Company was a bookseller and publisher for...
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