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The Collector's Guide, No. 17, January 1940

The COLLECTOR’S GUIDE

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A Monthly Periodical Devoted to First Editions, Americana, Autographs, Old Newspapers and Magazines, Sheet Music, Playbills, Dime Novels, Current Auction Prices, etc. $2 per year. Single copies 25c. Published by James Madison, P. O. Box 124, Grand Central Annex, New York. Advertising rates on page 8.

No. 17 January 1940

Largest Buyers and Sellers of FRONTIER AMERICANA IN THE COUNTRY

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Edward Eberstadt & Sons 55 West 42nd Street NEW YORK

RETZ & STORM, Inc. 598 Madison Avenue, New York

Rare Books and First Editions Autograph Letters and Manuscripts Catalogues Sent on Request

AUTOGRAPHS, DOCUMENTS, MANUSCRIPTS OF AMERICANS OF ALL TIMES or RELATING TO AMERICA. HISTORICAL AND LITERARY, purchased for immediate cash. Fine Single pieces as well as Collections. Also accumulations of such material in large quantities.

Want List on Request

The American Autograph Shop MERION STATION, PA. U. S. A.

BEN BLOOMFIELD 65 University Place, N. Y. C.

Buys and sells autographs. HIGH PRICES PAID for collections and choice single items.

Illustration from The Collector's Guide, No. 17, January 1940 A monthly periodical devoted to first editions, Americana, autographs, old newspapers and magazines, sheet music, playbills, dime novels, current auction prices, etc.

HART BOOKS

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Bibliography (Amer.)

Books about Books

Literary Biography

Fine Printing and Limited

Unusual Books

HART BOOK CO., 1775 Broadway, New York (Room 702)

Always Selling Old Stuff

including rare American periodicals, curious broadsides and song sheets, and many other printed oddities you always wanted but never knew where to get. Prices surprisingly reasonable. List free on request.

PITZER 41 Woodlawn Ave. Jersey City, N. J.

BLAND GALLERY, Inc. Harry MacNeill Bland 45 East 57th Street NEW YORK CITY

Early American Prints and Paintings Bought and Sold

CASH BY RETURN MAIL For Any Outstanding Items of

Kipling—Stevenson—Twain—Hawthorne—1st Printing of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address

Prints or Paintings of Fire Scenes

Early American Children’s Books

Specially Wanted, Outstanding First Editions in Science and Literature

BOOKSHOP OF HARRY STONE 24 East 58th Street New York, N. Y.

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