A catalog from Charles Davis appeared in my mailbox on Friday. 357 literature lots, and 356 are duplicates from the ANA library. The final lot is a charity auction for a Morocco binding of the auction catalog.
The catalog is also available online here. The online catalog seems identical to the printed one, except the page numbers are off-by-one.
Although the lots are duplicates, the ANA has a different meaning of duplicate than I do. For example, they are selling a first edition of BMC Cyprus (1904), with the amazing Autotype plates, but keeping the reprint. This kinda makes sense, as the original is falling apart. Yet if I owned both I'd consider the reprint to be the duplicate.
Not MAGA: Biden-Trump CPA Train Continues Chugging Along With New Grossly
Overbroad Import Restrictions for Nepal
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Today's Federal Register announced another grossly overbroad embargo, this
time of Nepalese cultural goods dating from 32,000 BC to 1950 AD:
https://www....
2 days ago
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