American Book Prices Current; Volume 13

American Book Prices Current, Volume 13, published in 1895, is an invaluable resource for book collectors, librarians, and historians. This meticulously compiled volume provides a detailed record of books sold at auction, offering insights into the market value and availability of rare and significant works. Each entry includes essential bibliographic information and the prices realized at auction, making it an indispensable tool for assessing the worth of literary treasures.

Containing a wealth of information, this volume serves as a historical snapshot of the literary market at the close of the 19th century. Explore the fascinating world of book collecting through this meticulously curated record, a cornerstone reference work for anyone interested in the history and value of books. "American Book Prices Current" remains a vital resource for understanding the ebb and flow of the rare book trade.

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