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Following the ILAB Symposium on 12 June 2024 at the Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, the French art market magazine La Gazette Drouot published…

Days before the opening of the Melbourne Rare Book Fair, we share this recent interview with Sally Burdon from Canberra, past ANZAAB and ILAB…

ILAB is pleased to offer again a scholarship for the York Antiquarian Book Seminar (YABS). Applications are still open.

Firsts London 2024, the rare book fair at the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea, London, runs from the 16th to 19th May - "the once-a-year showcase for the…

Europol has announced that its investigation was successful and that the Georgians accused of being responsible for the theft of Russian literature…

"Libraries, Booksellers and Collectors discuss Provenance, Restitution and the Conservation of our Written Heritage" at Paris' INHA at the…

ILAB has confirmed its attendance during the consultation process on the revision of the International Code of Ethics for Dealers in Cultural Property

ILAB and the CABS-Minnesota Antiquarian Book Seminar are pleased to offer a scholarship for booksellers in the first years in the trade.

The Tokyo Antiquarian Book Fair is held every two years and in a few days' time it will open its doors again to an international clientele with…

In time for International Women's Day, London booksellers Emma Walshe and Theodora Robinson have published an essay examining the role of women in…

In just a few days, the next Stockholm Book Fair will open its doors - to the seasoned collector, but also to a younger and more diverse audience -…

Adrian Harrington, Past ABA President and ILAB President of Honour, reviews the wonderful memoir by Philippa Bernard, who ran 'a bookshop in…