Booktryst's proprietor, Stephen J. Gertz, is a life-long lover and collector of rare books who began his career in the trade in 1985 as a rare book scout and dealer, after a stint in Hollywood as Dir. of Development/TV Movies and Mini-Series and Executive Story Editor at Lorimar Productions, and later a marketing executive at Karl-Lorimar Video. He later became manager and head cataloguer at William Dailey Rare Books in Los Angeles, was Executive Director of David Brass Rare Books in Calabasas, CA, and Cataloger-Researcher at Phillip J. Pirages Fine Books & Medieval Manuscripts in McMinnville, OR. He is a former Vice-Chairman, Chairman, and member of the Executive Board of the Southern California Chapter of the ABAA. He established the Booktryst blog in 2010, which grew to become (and remains) the most popular rare book blog in the world. His writing has been published by Feral House, The Disinformation Company, the Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Fine Books & Collections, L.A. Review, The Journal of the Arthur Rackham Society, and various online magazines.
Specializing in Fine Erotica, Drug Literature, Occult, History, Medicine, Science
Booktryst
Terms of Sale
All items offered for sale are guaranteed to be as described. You may return the item (for any reason) within ten days of receipt in the condition received for full refund. Payment is expected with your order unless other arrangements have been made. We accept payment by check, credit card, or transfer of funds via wire or PayPal. Domestic shipping via USPS unless requested otherwise. Items vary ini size and weight; shipping cost will be quoted upon inquiry.
Booktryst
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Stephen J. Gertz133 SE Ford St.
McMinnville, OR 97128 .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) (503) 474-6435
(971) 901-2081
http://www.booktryst.com
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Recent Catalogs
Rara Eros 16th - 20th Centuries
Featuring 60 scare or merely rare items of illustrated erotic books with titlepages and illustrations (over 82) seen for the first time outside of the original books, as well as original prints. Already a desirable reference, Rara Eros is highlighted by meticulous scholarship, informative annotations, and attractive design.