LITTLE WOMEN by Louisa May Alcott Illustrated by Tasha Tudor New York: World Publishing Co., 1969. Generations of readers young & old have loved “Little Women.” A standard … Read more »
Click this link to view with better formatting: December 2019 Newsletter from Browsers' Bookstore Subscribe Past Issues RSS Translate View this email in your browser Store News Happy … Read more »
THE PRINCESS AND THE GOBLIN by George MacDonald London: Blackie & Son, ca 1880s George MacDonald is one of the most important writers of his day, because of … Read more »
Subscribe Past Issues RSS Translate https://mailchi.mp/15d31bc5cd0f/browsers-bookstore-newsletter-for-october-2019 Store News We are back from a successful trip to the Seattle Antiquarian Book Fair…now comes the hard part — unpacking. Here … Read more »
For all of the photos, please follow this link: Seattle Antiquarian Book Fair preview e-list SABF 2019 We are excited to return to the Seattle Antiquarian Book Fair. … Read more »
This is a quick survey of some recurring themes in women’s bookplates of the nineteenth and early to mid-twentieth centuries. (And it’s kind of click-baity, but I did … Read more »
Browsers' Bookstore newsletter for July 2019 (If all pictures don’t load, click the above link) Store News The Albany store was struck by a car the other … Read more »
This page was originally intended for our own internal purposes, however we think it may have a larger appeal. A huge amount of this was done in conjunction … Read more »
African Game Trails Theodore Roosevelt New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1910 Limited edition of just 500 copies printed by the De Vinne Press and signed by Theodore Roosevelt. … Read more »
Ernst Friederich Zobel, 1723. Scarce item notable for its colored map, and engraved views of the University, its library, and its medical lecture hall. Good condition in paper-covered … Read more »