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Online now for registration and early bidding, this auction is Monday, August 26th at 7pm central time.
Rare Book Library Auction: An Unprecedented Opportunity
We are pleased to announce an extraordinary Rare Book Library Auction, featuring a remarkable collection of over 1,200 volumes that span nearly five centuries of history. This unique offering includes works dating back to 1512, with books from every century since, making it a truly rare and comprehensive assembly of literary treasures.
This collection is particularly rich in religious texts, featuring many fine Bibles and theological works. However, it also includes a significant selection of non-religious volumes, catering to a wide range of interests.
Noteworthy titles that are sure to capture the attention of collectors include:
Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations (3rd Edition Set): A seminal work in economic theory, this set is a cornerstone of any serious collection.
Erich Schmidt's Flights Over Ancient Cities of Iran: A rare and fascinating glimpse into the ancient world through the lens of early aviation.
The Complete Gospel According to Matthew from the 1611 "He" King James Bible: A rare piece of religious and printing history, this is an unparalleled find for Bible collectors.
Second Printing of Alcoholics Anonymous: A cornerstone of addiction literature, this rare second printing is a must-have for any collection focused on social history.
1851 Duties of Masters to Servants: An important historical document offering insights into the social and moral norms of its time.
A 1597 Greek Septuagint owned by Thomas Jefferson Fitzpatrick: An item with a distinguished provenance, adding to its historical significance and value.
This auction represents a rare opportunity to acquire books of significant historical and cultural importance. Whether you are looking to enhance your personal library, add to your collection, or expand your inventory, this auction offers an unparalleled chance to own a piece of literary history.
Don't miss the chance to bid on these extraordinary volumes and enrich your collection with some of the most coveted books from the past 500 years.
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