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It is a pleasure to be talking to you this evening. When Dianne and Kay generously invited me to speak to the Society, many different topics came to…

In the podcast of the University of St. Andrews researchers and library staff report about their work in the library and with the library's rich…

A wonderful story of a young collector who became an antiquarian bookseller: "I saw the documentary about its ten year renovation on television. I…

Le Syndicat de la Librairie Ancienne et Moderne est né en 1914. Son ancienneté montre que la librairie a très tôt envisagé de façon collective son…

Book lovers will be busy in the upcoming weeks. From 1st to 8th April the intellectually curious meet in New York City for the Rare Book Week - the…

This week book lovers take their planes to New York to visit the 54th annual New York Antiquarian Book Fair at the Park Avenue Armory, which runs…

This blog post is illustrated with some examples of engraved head- and tail-pieces I have encountered in my old books (all titles present in the…

th September is the birthday of cartoonist and children's book author Syd Hoff (1912), who is best remembered for his Danny and the Dinosaur (1958)…

An interesting article in the Art Crime Blog about ILAB's efforts to cope with book thefts and to catch book thieves as quickly as possible. A. M. C.…

Time now to go and have tea with some booksellers. Anne Marie Wall and Jim Hinck (Hinck & Wall) are booksellers specialising in garden history and…

Last month Tavistock Books' fearless Girl Friday, Margueritte Peterson headed out to Colorado Springs to attend the Colorado Antiquarian Book Seminar…

The Library of Congress announces a symposium on "Authenticity", a program that will look at one of the most difficult subjects facing libraries,…