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Book-Prices Current; A Record Of The Prices At Which Books Have Been Sold At Auction From Octorber, 1902 To July, 1903, Being The Season 1902-1903 (Vo

Book-Prices Current; A Record Of The Prices At Which Books Have Been Sold At Auction From Octorber, 1902 To July, 1903, Being The Season 1902-1903 (Vo

Hardcover

General ReferenceGeneral World History

ISBN10: 935404994X
ISBN13: 9789354049941
Publisher: Alpha Edition
Published: Sep 2 2020
Pages: 726
Weight: 2.71
Height: 1.75 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Step inside the world of rare book auctions at the dawn of the twentieth century. Book-Prices Current; A Record Of The Prices At Which Books Have Been Sold At Auction From October, 1902 To July, 1903 (Volume XVII) offers an unparalleled glimpse into the early 1900s book market, meticulously documenting historical book prices and auction sales records that shaped the era. For collectors and historians, this essential bibliophile resource is both a practical guide and a window into the shifting values of antique literature. Within these pages, discover the fascinating ebb and flow of vintage book pricing, as recorded in prestigious auction rooms across Britain. Each entry captures the pulse of rare book auctions, revealing patterns and preferences that influenced generations of collectors. Whether you are seeking to understand the worth of early 20th century volumes or simply wish to immerse yourself in the culture of book collecting, this volume stands as a testament to the enduring allure of printed heritage. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. For anyone passionate about historical auction data and the legacy of early 1900s literature, this is more than a reference - it is a cultural touchstone.

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