A Catalogue Of A Large And Curious Collection Of Books, In Which Is Included The Fine Italian Library Of ... Mr. Pheringer. Which Will Be Sold July 17 (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024410594)

Explore the fascinating world of 18th-century book collecting with "A Catalogue Of A Large And Curious Collection Of Books." This meticulously compiled catalog offers a glimpse into the library of Mr. Pheringer, a discerning collector of fine Italian books. As prepared by the esteemed Payne Thomas and son, this catalog provides invaluable insights into the literary tastes and collecting habits of the era.

Originally intended for a sale in July 1780, this catalog showcases a diverse range of works that would have appealed to scholars, bibliophiles, and collectors alike. This historical document offers a unique window into the world of rare books and the vibrant culture of 18th-century intellectual life. Discover the treasures that once graced the shelves of a notable private library.

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