BM English book sales

Place of sale: London

Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy is the seventh of thirteen separately numbered book sale catalogs bound together in a volume titled English Shakespearian catalogues vol. 1: 1822-1862. Most of the items in this volume are annotated in Barton's own hand, containing prices paid by him, commentary and correspondence, etc. This volume contains [1]: Catalogue of an extremely curious, highly interesting and valuable library ... [Puttick & Simpson, May 14th, 1866] -- [2]: A catalogue of the miscellaneous library of the late William Kinnard ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Sotheby -- [2a]: A catalogue of books in English and foreign literature ... to be sold ... by M. Priestley [1818] -- [3]: Catalogue of the fourth portion of the extensive and valuable library of Thomas Jolley [Sotheby, June 10th, 1844] -- [4]: Catalogue of a collection of valuable books ... selected from the fine library of the late Jeremiah Harman ... by Joseph Lilly -- [5]: Lilly's select catalogue of rare, curious, & valuable books -- [6]: A catalogue of a very valuable and important collection of Shaksperian & dramatic literature [Sotheby & Wilkinson, May 23, 1856] -- [7]: Catalogue of the first portion of the private library of the well-known philobiblist M. Gancia, of Brighton ... -- [8]: A catalogue of a singularly curious and important collection of Shaksperian, dramatic, & philological literature [Sotheby for Halliwell, May 21-23, 1857] -- [9]: Catalogue of rare & curious books, illustrative of the English drama and early English literature [Sotheby & Wilkinson, June 14th, 1858] -- [10]: Smith's old book circular, April 11th, 1859 -- [11]: A catalogue of rare and curious books illustrative of the English drama ... [Sotheby & Wilkinson, June 13th, 1859] -- [12]: Catalogue of reprints and facsimiles illustrative of early English and Shaksperian literature [Sotheby & Wilkinson, February 2nd, 1861] -- [13]: Notice de la belle collection Shakespearienne, formee par M.J. Moulin ... 27 Fevrier 1862

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