Great Catalogues by Master Booksellers: A Selection of American and English Booksellers' Catalogues, 19th-21st Century. By John R. Payne. Introduction by Kurt Zimmerman. Austin , Roger Beacham, Publisher, . One could be forgiven for thinking it odd that something as ephemeral as the bookseller's catalogue should be treated to such a sumptuous production as John Payne's Great Catalogues by Master Booksellers (GCMB). But, as the author reminds us, “Bookshops open and close. Booksellers retire, change professions, and pass on. What remains, other than memories and reputations, are their catalogues, the lasting tangible record of a bookseller's creativity and expertise – a remembrance, a talisman.” (Preface, page xi). The author has selected one hundred forty catalogues from amongst tens of thousands viewed during his time at the Lilly ... [more Book Review: Great Catalogues by Master Booksellers]
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by [Menu – Rauschenberg, Robert]; Chanterelle (New York City)
New York : American Menu Printing , 2004
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by [Ladies of the Spencer Baptist Society (Spencer, Mass.)]
Spencer [Mass.] : Book and Job Office of the Spencer Sun , 1885
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by Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian Church (Washingtonville, N.Y.)
Washingtonville; Newburgh : [the society; Newburgh Journal Print] , 1889
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by [Second Congregational Church (Attleboro, Mass.);Ladies' Sewing Society]
Attleboro, Mass : The Daily Sun Electric Power Print , 1890
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by Got, Armand
Bordeaux : Edition de la Truffereine , 1966
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by [Woman's Club (DeFuniak Springs, Fla.)]
DeFuniak Springs, Fla : [the club] , 1923
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