Catalogue of the Library of Edwin N. Lapham ... A Remarkable Collection, Principally of English Authors of the Georgian and Victorian Eras, in Special (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176560246)

Explore the meticulously compiled "Catalogue of the Library of Edwin N. Lapham," a record of a remarkable collection focusing on English authors from the Georgian and Victorian eras. This catalogue details a selection of books in exceptionally choice condition, accompanied by a number of autograph letters and original manuscripts. Compiled by the Anderson Galleries, this catalogue offers a glimpse into the literary tastes and collecting habits of Edwin N. Lapham, providing valuable insights for book collectors, literary scholars, and enthusiasts of English literature.

Originally prepared for a sale on December 1, this catalogue serves as a historic resource, capturing a moment in the history of book collecting and offering a detailed overview of rare and significant literary works. It remains a valuable reference for anyone interested in the literary landscape of the Georgian and Victorian periods.

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