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AE Monthly

Articles - July 2011 Issue

 
Death of Eccentric, 104-Year-Old Lady Leads to a Museum for her Art and Books

- By Michael Stillman

A 21,000 square-foot mansion in Santa Barbara, California, will one day be the home of a fabulous museum, including art and books from an old and spectacular personal collection. Not much is known about the collection, especially the books, though a first edition of Paradise Lost is said to be part of the library. It seems to be more oriented to visual art, but the owner was the half-sister of William Andrews Clark, Jr., whose...

  
  • Finding the auctions on AE

    - By Bruce McKinney

    Auctions are at the heart of AE and can be a bit difficult, for newcomers, to understand.  They are the most complete set of features...

  • Booking It in Europe - Volume II!

    - By Karen Wright

    Hello again.  When last I wrote, we were zipping off to France.  For the second part of our trip, we didn’t spend a whole lot...

  • Google Books Hearing Postponed

    - By Michael Stillman

    A hearing on the Google Books settlement has been postponed to July with no indication that the parties have been able to overcome the thorny...

  • Billy I kid you not

    - By Bruce McKinney

    You can imagine why William became a gunfighter.  He apparently didn’t like his original name, William Henry McCarty, and took as its replacement a worse...

  • A Whale of a Book, A Whale of A Sale

    - By Bruce McKinney

    Submitted by John Renjillian on behalf of the C.H. Booth Friends of the Library Beginning on July 9th and continuing through July 13th the C. H....

  • A1:  It's Back…Sort of…

    - By Michael Stillman

    A1 Books, a pioneer in online bookselling once larger than Amazon, has made something of a return from the grave, though just how much of...

  • Who knew?

    - By Bruce McKinney

    The race for the Republican nomination has barely begun and already the results are in.  The AED is now ready to predict the winner.  To...

  • iPads, eReaders and the British Library

    - By Michael Stillman

    The British Library recently announced that it is offering an "app" that will allow users to read over 60,000 19th century books from the library's...

  • 12 New Catalogues Reviewed in Section 2

    - By Michael Stillman

    There are 12 new catalogues reviewed in Section 2 this month. The Columbia Trading Company offers a selection of books pertaining to the sea. The...

  • The Pacific from the Arader Galleries

    - By Michael Stillman

    The Arader Galleries has issued a new catalogue: The Pacific, A Selection of Rare Books. This is primarily a collection of Pacific voyages, dating...

  • Books from the Sea from Columbia Trading Co.

    - By Michael Stillman

    The Columbia Trading Company has released Catalog 153. Columbia features seafaring works, books about boats, sailing, naval battles, shipwrecks, yacht racing, ocean liners, and just...

  • More Western Works from Old West Books

    - By Michael Stillman

    Old West Books of Colorado Springs has issued their Catalog 31 of Rare, Out of Print Books on the American West. Old West Books brings...

  • Signed Modern Literature from Peter Harrington

    - By Michael Stillman

    Peter Harrington, the London bookseller, has issued their catalogue Peter Harrington 76. Modern Literature - 100 Signed and Inscribed Books. Very little in the way...

  • Music and Dance from J&J Lubrano

    - By Michael Stillman

    J&J Lubrano Music Antiquarians recently released a catalogue titled Music & Dance. This is mostly a catalogue of music, but with a sizeable section on...

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