Catalogue Of The Historical And Antiquarian Portion Of The Library Formed By The Late John A. Lewis,

A detailed catalogue of the historical and antiquarian book collection of the late John A. Lewis, Esq., of Boston. This catalogue, prepared for the auction held on March 4-6, 1890, provides a fascinating glimpse into the collecting habits and literary tastes of a prominent 19th-century book collector. The catalog lists a wide array of rare and significant books, manuscripts, and other historical materials. This catalogue offers valuable insights for historians, book collectors, and anyone interested in the history of book collecting in America.

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