In strong Buckram, price £1 75. 6d. each, nett. BOOK-PRICES CURRENT, VOLUMES IV., V. AND VI. Being a Record of the Prices at which Books have been sold at Auction during 1890, 1891, and 1892, with the Titles and Descriptions of the Books in full, the Catalogue Numbers, and the Names of the Purchasers. Volume I. is out of print, and is fetching from £5 to £6 a copy. Of Volumes II. and III. only a few copies are on sale, price £3 35. each, nett. Opinions of the Press. "It will furnish a record of great use and interest to the bibliophile."Notes and Queries. "The practical utility of such a record will be best appreciated by those who have been accustomed to consult such guides as Lowndes and Brunet with a feeling that their information, though in a great part obsolete, is at least much better than no information at all."-Daily News. "It will be serviceable to those who buy and to those who sell books; especially, we should imagine, to the latter." Also it will enable owners to know the market value of their possessions, which is often, in these days of the first-edition craze, a great deal higher than the uninitiated would imagine."-Pall Mall Gazette. "Like other of Mr. Stock's publications, it is beautifully printed.”— Printer and Stationer. "Such a publication has long been a desideratum needed by booksellers, librarians and bibliophiles."-Trübner's Literary Record. |