Catalogue 91
Catalogue 91
Transatlantic Dialogue
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Bookseller Catalogs
Catalogue 91
A Selection of Miniature Designer Bindings After a quarter century, Bromer Booksellers is once again commissioning designer bindings on miniature books. During the last eighteen months, we have received a visual feast from some of the leading bookbinders of today, including James & Stuart Brockman, Lester Capon, Stephen Conway, Sayaka Fukuda, Derek Hood, Midori Kunikata-Cockram, Tom McEwan, and Robert Wu. We are taking this opportunity to present some of these works in this e-catalogue, which contains photographs and full descriptions for each binding.
How to request a print version: Email books@bromer.com for a printed version of this online catalogue.
E-catalogue 40: Recent Acquisitions for Early Summer Welcome to our fortieth e-catalogue, comprised of a varied, interesting selection of recent acquisitions priced under $2,000. When putting this selection together, we aimed to include books that covered all of our specialty areas, including miniature books, juvenalia, illustrated books, first editions, and private press books. We hope you enjoy our offering and wish all of you a fine, relaxing summer.
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Catalogue #189: Gender & Society 292 items on women and society from the 16th century to the present
How to request a print version: Printed catalog available upon request.
Colonial Americana Forty titles pertaining to the early history of the American colonies, including four 18th century imprints, and several works printed from colonial manuscripts.
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Trade Bindings A selection of over five dozen trade bindings, mainly late 19th and early 20th century.
American Civil War A selection of works on the American Civil War, many from the Confederate perspective.
