John Herbert Slater: 4 books

The New York Times described this 1899 volume as containing “a large amount of fascinating material about book auctions, book catalogues, lucky finds, hunting grounds, vagaries of collectors, comparisons of pricing, rules of the chase, glamour of bindings, and the auction block.” An authoritative yet gossipy discussion on the topic of book collecting.

This 1905 volume is aimed at novice book collectors, preemptively answering their questions about the practice.  The twelve sections include "Hints to Beginners," "Some Practical Details," "Manuscripts," "Papers and Paper Marks," and "On Bookbinding."

THE Bibliophile, as he is somewhat pedantically termed, probably dates his existence from the time when books began to be multiplied in sufficient quantities to render the acquisition of duplicate copies by the public a matter of possibility, but his opportunities of amassing a large number of volumes...

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