Taste & Technique In Book-Collecting

Private Libraries Association, London, 1970 enlarged reprint of 1949 second edition. Cloth, 8vo, 23 cm,. xiv, 242 pp. This is a reprint of the 1949 second edition of this classic work, expanded by the addition of a substantial epilogue: namely, the presidential address delivered to the Bibliographical Society in 1969, in which John Carter cast a reflective and… Ler mais sobre este item

Private Libraries Association, London, 1970 enlarged reprint of 1949 second edition. Cloth, 8vo, 23 cm,. xiv, 242 pp. This is a reprint of the 1949 second edition of this classic work, expanded by the addition of a substantial epilogue: namely, the presidential address delivered to the Bibliographical Society in 1969, in which John Carter cast a reflective and… Ler mais sobre este item

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, second, corrected impression, 1949. Cloth, 8vo, 23 cm,. [xi], 201 pp. A "somewhat philosophical" account of the cycles and patterns in book-collecting over the 100 years or so from about 1840, in the UK and in America, and an examination of present methods and technique. There are interesting discussions of "Rarity" and "Condition" and… Ler mais sobre este item

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, second, corrected impression, 1949. Cloth, 8vo, 23 cm,. [xi], 201 pp. A "somewhat philosophical" account of the cycles and patterns in book-collecting over the 100 years or so from about 1840, in the UK and in America, and an examination of present methods and technique. There are interesting discussions of "Rarity" and "Condition" and… Ler mais sobre este item

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, second, corrected impression, 1949. Cloth, 8vo, 23 cm,. [xi], 201 pp. A "somewhat philosophical" account of the cycles and patterns in book-collecting over the 100 years or so from about 1840, in the UK and in America, and an examination of present methods and technique. There are interesting discussions of "Rarity" and "Condition" and… Ler mais sobre este item

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, second, corrected impression, 1949. Cloth, 8vo, 23 cm,. [xi], 201 pp. A "somewhat philosophical" account of the cycles and patterns in book-collecting over the 100 years or so from about 1840, in the UK and in America, and an examination of present methods and technique. There are interesting discussions of "Rarity" and "Condition" and… Ler mais sobre este item