American Book Prices Current 1912, Volume XVIII, compiled by Luther S. Livingston, serves as an invaluable historical record for collectors, librarians, and historians interested in the rare book market of the early 20th century. This volume meticulously documents auction prices and provides detailed descriptions of books, manuscripts, and autographs sold during the 1912 auction season.
Offering a snapshot of prevailing tastes and values, this reference work is essential for understanding the cultural and economic context of book collecting at the time. It details not only the prices fetched by various items but also offers insights into the condition, provenance, and bibliographic peculiarities that influenced those prices. Whether used for scholarly research, collection development, or simply for the pleasure of exploring the history of books, "American Book Prices Current" remains a cornerstone resource.
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