Rare People and Rare Books, by E. Millicent Sowerby
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"Rare People and Rare Books" is a memoir by E. Millicent Sowerby, published in 1967 by Constable. It recounts Sowerby’s experiences as a cataloguer of rare books, highlighting her professional journey and encounters with prominent figures in the field. The book is structured into chapters that explore various facets of her career, including her tenure at the Library of Congress. Packed with anecdotes about rare books and the remarkable individuals dedicated to their collection and preservation, the memoir is enriched with photographs and illustrations providing a visual touch to the rich narratives. In 1987, it was reprinted with a new introduction by Edwin Wolf II, offering fresh insights into the literary world Sowerby embraced."
1987 impression from The Bookpress. Jacket present with very minimal shelfwear.
The Book Press
Hardcover
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"Rare People and Rare Books" is a memoir by E. Millicent Sowerby, published in 1967 by Constable. It recounts Sowerby’s experiences as a cataloguer of rare books, highlighting her professional journey and encounters with prominent figures in the field. The book is structured into chapters that explore various facets of her career, including her tenure at the Library of Congress. Packed with anecdotes about rare books and the remarkable individuals dedicated to their collection and preservation, the memoir is enriched with photographs and illustrations providing a visual touch to the rich narratives. In 1987, it was reprinted with a new introduction by Edwin Wolf II, offering fresh insights into the literary world Sowerby embraced."
1987 impression from The Bookpress. Jacket present with very minimal shelfwear.
The Book Press
Hardcover
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