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AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION (New York)

The catalogue of the sale of the library of the late Mr. James Stillman, held on Nov. 18-21, was posted but was not received. As the catalogue is out of print we are unable to include the records in this Part. More recent sales of the Association will be recorded in Part 2.

ANDERSON AUCTION COMPANY (New York)
(indicated thus:

Oct. 21-23 Library of W. T. Emmet | Nov.

Shakespeare Library
(Part 2)

28-30

Nov. 1-4

Library of R. S. Perry, etc.

Nov. 25

An.")

6-7 Library of H. E. Huntington (Part 9)

"" 15 Library of Mary M. Norton 18-21 Stock of R. H. Dodd

Library of E. B. Clare-Avery

BENNETT & SON (Dublin)

Nov. 20-22 Library of Miscellaneous Books

DOWELL (Edinburgh)

Oct. 21-23 Valuable Libraries

Nov. 25-27 Library of Richard Brown Dec. 16-17 Library of James Craik, etc.

(indicated thus:

"

Americana

Henkels")

Library of Mrs. Grafflin, etc. | Dec. 5 Franklin Imprints, etc.

Nov. 29

HODGSON'S (London)

Oct. 29-31 Library of Thomas Pease, etc. | Dec.
Nov. 19-21 Rare and Valuable Books

4-5 Rare and Valuable Books 19-20 Library of Thomas Jenner

PUTTICK & SIMPSON (London)

Oct. 15-16 Library of C. Wilkinson, etc. Nov. 12-13 Library of F. C. Carr-Gomm,

(It is not every new subscriber who will understand the importance of the records of American Sales which now appear in B. A. R. It lies in the fact that America is the largest market for scarce books outside our own country and that it is desirable to know what prices are being obtained in the States for such books as we export there. Much appreciation of these records has been shewn by those who realize their value).

Nov. 18-21
Dec 9-10

AUG 4 1919
LIBRARY

Key to Sales-Vol. 16, Part 2

AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION (New York)
(indicated thus: "Amer.")
Library of James Stillman
Library of A. J. Cox

Dec. II
Feb. 4-6

Library of W. R. Warren, etc. Library of J. Barton Townsend