Items on Display at the 66th Annual New York International Antiquarian Book Fair

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

We are pleased to offer a preview of our items we will be showing in Booth A9 at the 2026 New York International Antiquarian Book Fair, which runs from April 30 to May 3.

Highlights include:

- an extraordinarily rare volume from Alexander Hamilton's library, signed by him and two of his
sons
- an unproduced HBO screenplay based on the memoir of Arthur Kinoy, an important civil rights
lawyer
- a 1689 manuscript document from Plymouth Colony recording a land sale
- a volume of briefs and related documents, with salty annotations, from the prosecutor of the
Tweed Ring
- a copy of the first German book with realistic life-size images of fish owned by a distinguished
book binder
- an Enlightenment-era argument against witchcraft trials by an Italian jurist
- Sem's account, in 68 images, of the important 1918 Bola-Pacha treason trial
- incunable editions of two important legal reference works in a contemporary binding
- a collection of the only known copies of 25 English execution broadsides
- a copy of the first English treatise on marriage law owned by an early Connecticut lawyer,
politician, and poet
- a first edition of Care's English Liberties, a work that inspired the American Founders
- a rare complete card game used to promote female suffrage in Great Britain

We have a limited number of complimentary tickets available, which we can reserve for you on request.

If there are any items from our general inventory that you would like to examine in person, we are happy to bring them to the fair.