Catalogue of the Library of the Late Albert M. Palmer ... to be Sold at Auction ... by the Merwin-Clayton Sales Company (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176450561)

A detailed catalogue of the library belonging to the late Albert M. Palmer, prepared for auction by the Merwin-Clayton Sales Company. This catalogue offers a glimpse into the personal collection of a prominent individual, showcasing a range of literary tastes and interests prevalent in the early 20th century. It is an invaluable resource for book collectors, librarians, and historians of the book trade, providing insight into the market value and availability of books during this period. The detailed descriptions offer researchers a chance to trace provenance and understand the circulation of specific titles. "Catalogue of the Library of the Late Albert M. Palmer" serves as a snapshot of a bygone era of book collecting and a testament to the enduring appeal of rare and historically significant books.

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