Enjoy these notable selections from our current inventory. This list is updated twice a month.
Hard Cover. New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago: American Book Company, 1939. Near Fine. More about Small archive containing a set of McGuffey Readers and related correspondence
Fort Riley, Kansas: United Service Organization, 1941. First Edition. Very Good. More about WWII USO Letter on a Record
Hard Cover. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1949. First Edition. Very Good / Dust Jacket Included. More about Here is New York
Joshua’s specialties include Victorian Literature, Modern American literature, and Signed Books and Presentation Copies. He has lectured on the value of signatures and author associations, and is a books and manuscripts appraiser at ABAA book fairs. Although literature is the heart of B & B, his clinical research background in Biology & Medicine has led to an additional focus in the History of Science and Medicine. Joshua is a New York City native, and his favorite book is The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Sunday specializes in 20th century writers, with a special affinity for Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury group, and 1920’s literary expatriates. Sunday is the Vice Chair of Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the ABAA and was a keynote speaker at the York Antiquarian Book Seminar in England. Her appraisal skills were recently featured on Atlas Obscura. Sunday has a Master’s degree from NYU and was a Forbes Small Business Contributor. Her favorite book is Mrs. Dalloway.
