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CATALOGUE OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY OF THE LATE SAMUEL LATHAM MITCHILL BARLOW.
Wright, James Osborne

   

- New York : n.p. 1889
- tall 8vo.
- later half calf over marbled paper-covered boards, old library label on front cover..
- (iv), xvi, (3)-450, 17 pages.
- ISBN none / Order Nr. 107740
- Price: $ 45.00



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McKay 3815. Lengthy introduction by Henry Harrisse followed by six day auction catalogue. A wonderful collection of Americana. Bound in at the end is a 17 page prices realized pamphlet. Ex library copy with markings including the library name perforated on the title page. Covers worn and front cover detached. Paper has chipped away along top corner of first 14 pages including the title page.

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