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The editors of the UK literary magazine Slightly Foxed recently spoke to Chris Saunders of Sotheran's London, the world's oldest antiquarian bookshop.

"I felt strong enough to lift a mountain" declared Alexandre Dumas after a visit to Georgia in 1858. Presidents of ILAB's member associations…

Message from ILAB President Sally Burdon to all ILAB affiliates in relation to the recently announced tariffs on Products of Germany or the United…

Years in the making, the documentary on New York's book trade premiered this week at the New York Film Festival and is off to a fantastic start!

It is with great sadness that we have to announce the death of John Lawson, who served as ILAB Vice President from 1979 - 1981 and as ILAB President…

One of Europe's highlights in the fair calendar, the Amsterdam International Antiquarian Book & Map Fair opens this weekend!

LET ME TELL YOU A STORY. Well, it felt like a story at the time, and not without a whisper of magic. Celtic magic. Book collectors, after all, are…

Have you recently become a bookseller? Would it help if you could get regular advice from an experienced ILAB antiquarian bookseller in your field?…

The Art Newspaper has responded to ILAB's announcement to the international trade and press with an update on the imposed tariffs on products from…

Princeton University Library announces landmark exhibition of fifteenth-century books showcasing rare collections on early European printing from…

The UK Guardian has picked up on one of the most significant archival discoveries of recent times; a first folio with hundreds of annotations by John…

The US-China Trade War has now widened to include the antiquarian trade.