New York: American Art Association, 1919. First edition. Soft cover. Auction catalogue, March 20-27, 1919.  N.p. (2409 lots), a few plates.  No prices realized. Large dispersal sale of hundreds of reproductions of works of art as well as original prints.  The main categories are hand-colored photogravures and engravings; black-and-white etchings..... More

New York: American Art Association, 1921. First edition. Soft cover. N.p., several title-page illustrations. No prices realized. With an appreciation of Trumbull by Annie E. Trumbull and a long introduction to the collection. Auction catalogue of 1133 items "comprising a notable collection of books, tracts and broadsides of Connecticut and..... More

New York: American Art Association / Anderson Galleries, 1936. First edition. Soft cover. 106p, several line ills. Unpriced. Unused bid sheet laid in. Auction catalogue of 373 lots, held on February 13, 1936. Includes 76 Stevenson manuscripts and books and 143 lots of "first editions, rare editions, autograph letters, manuscripts..... More

New York: American Art Association / Anderson Galleries, 1937. First edition. Soft cover. 185p, several ills. of manuscripts. With unused bid form. No prices realized. Auction catalogue of 448 lots, many described in detail. Also includes Lafcadio Hearn autographs and first editions, manuscripts and letters by Samuel L. Clemens, "a..... More

New York: American Art Association / Anderson Galleries, 1935. First edition. Soft cover. 45p, no ills. Unpriced. Unused bid sheet laid in. Auction catalogue of 271 lots, held March 6, 1935. Architecture, sculpture, ornament, furniture, textiles, porcelain, other fine arts, and modern French illustrated books. Breck was the curator of..... More

New York: American Art Association / Anderson Galleries, 1937. First edition. Soft cover. 192p, a few ills. Unused bid sheet bound in. No prices realized. Auction catalogue (583 lots). Also includes G.B. Shaw, H.G. Wells, and O. Henry first editions, and ca. 40 "colored panoramas, peep shows and jigsaw puzzles"..... More

New York: American Art Association, 1936. First edition. Soft cover. 2 parts, complete: 132, 121p, a few line ills. Unused bid sheets bound in. Auction catalogues of over 1100 lots: "first editions and autograph letters and manuscripts," including Washington's signed copy of Jeffries on two aeronautical voyages, and an "apparently..... More

New York: Anderson Auction Co., 1906. First edition. Stapled soft cover. 73p (706 lots), no ills. The auction was held on February 15, 1906. Lightly creased; light cover wear. Contains 137 lots of bookplates with short identifications, 145 lots of Washingtoniana, 83 lots on the War of 1812, and 24..... More

Leipzig: C.G. Boerner, 1904. First edition. Soft cover. 215p, many ills. Auction catalogue of over 2700 lots, held May 30-June 4, 1904. A very large offering of German literature of the 18th-19th centuries (including a Wagner manuscript), German theater history (including opera and dance), autographs, portraits, etc. Joseph Kurschner was..... More

London: Christie, Manson & Woods, 1902. Turner. First edition. Soft cover. 11p, no ills. Auction catalogue of 168 prints (92 from the Liber Studiorum). All prices and buyers inked in. Can be sent outside the US for less than the default shipping rate. More

Paris: L. Giraud-Badin, 1931. First edition. Soft cover. 58p, 1 plate (portrait of Delteil after a painting by Paul Mathey). Auction catalogue of over 400 art books from Delteil's estate, including many limited editions and presentation copies. Emphais on prints and illustrated books. Can be sent outside the US for..... More

Zurich: Zufthaus zur Meise, 1939. First edition. Soft cover. 86p + 103 mostly full-page plates, one printed with red. Part 1 of the 6-part Essling auction: catalogue of 300 illustrated books from Italy, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Holland, and Belgium. Chiefly 15th and 16th centuies; the plates show chiefly woodcuts. All..... More

Frankfurt: Joseph Baer & Co., 1929. First edition. Soft cover. 28p, many ills. Prospectus for the "most important private collection of 15th century books formed in Germany since the Klemm Collection has been sold in 1886." Illustrations of woodcuts and text pages from a selection of the 850 books to..... More