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Mirabilia Romae
Mirabilia Romae: Rare Book of the Week
This week's Rare Book of the Week comes from The Age of Exploration, the third and final catalogue from the
A pen and ink drawing, one of six from A Book of Old English Love Songs by George Wharton Edwards, New York: 1897. Signed by the artist lower right. The work was published in New Yor by Macmillan and contained an Introduction by Hamilton Wright Mabie with all illustrations by Edwards. 
Illustration or chapter titles penciled in the margin (in the order of the book): 
Lullaby of a Lover, Rosalynd's Madrigal, The Passionate Shepherd to His Love, Ariel's Songs, To Althea from Prison.
Five Rare Books for Collectors: Valentine's Day
Highlights from James Cummins bookseller's Valentine's Day catalogue include:
Manhattan
Empire State Rare Book and Print Fair Report
Thousands of collectors, fans, and aficionados flocked to The Empire State Rare Book and Print Fair at the St. Bartholomew’s Church (St.
Agatha Christie, Someone At The Window. Typescript of an unpublished play, adapted from the short story The Dead Harlequin, c 1934.
Five Rare Books for Collectors: Literature Manuscripts
Highlights from James Cummins Bookseller's latest catalogue
Engraved pattern book of cast brass furniture fittings and other hardware
Five Rare Books for Collectors: House and Home
Highlights from James Cummins Bookseller's latest catalogue
Collection documenting Kerouac’s correspondence with a scholar trying to position his work in the American canon
Five Rare Books for Collectors: New York International Antiquarian Book Fair
Highlights from the New York International Antiquarian Book Fair
MLK letter from Birmingham Jail
Newly Rediscovered Draft of Martin Luther King Jr's Letter from Birmingham Jail
Sixty years ago this month, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Booksellers Nick Aretakis, Pom Harrington, James Cummins, Terry Hallyday
William Reese Company Under New Ownership
New Haven, CT — The William Reese Company, the world’s leading antiquarian bookseller of printed and manuscript Americana, is pleased to announce
The Private Life of Books