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A third Book of Booksellers: Conversations with the Antiquarian Book Trade, with an Introduction by Richard Ovenden.

London, 2025.

8vo, pp. 256; with illustrations; hardback.

£35

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PRE-ORDER for delivery in December 2025.

First edition, limited to five hundred copies.

ISBN 978-0-954-7997-4-8.

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