November 27 and 28, 1923. The Library of Mr. F. L. Hadley of Moundsville, W. Va. Part II. Americana. The Anderson

Galleries.

November 27, 1923.
Finely Bound Sets of Standard Authors,
First Editions, Autographs of the Presidents, Art and Illus-
trated Books, Incunabula, including the private Library of
Dr. William M. Conant of Boston, Mass. American Art
Association.

November 28, 1923. Rare Americana. C. F. Heartman.

November 30, 1923. Rare American History and Travel, Standard and Classical English Books, Scientific, Agricultural and Mechanical Books, Periodicals and Journals in Long Runs, being a portion of the Library of the American Institute of the City of New York. Part III. The Walpole Galleries. December 3, 4 and 5, 1923. The Collection of the late William F. Gable of Altoona, Pa. Part II. Americana printed and in manuscript. The American Art Association.

December 3, 1923. Library Sets of the Writings of Celebrated Authors, collection formed by Jules R. Kahn, of Chicago, Ill. The American Art Association.

December 3, 4 and 5, 1923. Western Americana, Rare and Important Books, Pamphlets, Broadsides, Maps, Manuscripts, Newspaper Files of Extraordinary Historical Value. The Anderson Galleries.

December 10, 11 and 12, 1923. The Library of John Quinn. Part II. (D-H). The Anderson Galleries.

December 13, 1923.

The Library of a Private Collector of the Middle West. The Anderson Galleries.

December 14, 1923. Modern Travel and Research, Standard Literature and Best Fiction, Costume and Other Popular Books from the Libraries of the late John C. Lalor of New York and Other Private Sources. The Walpole Galleries.

December 17, 1923. The Fine Library of Mrs. Clara B. Fort of Chicago, Ill. The Anderson Galleries.

December 18 and 19, 1923. The Library of the late Eugene Field. The Anderson Galleries.

January 4, 1924. The Valuable Papers of the late Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy under Lincoln. His Original Manuscripts of his numerous Articles relating to Lincoln's Administration and his Diaries and Commonplace Books. Stan. V. Henkels.

January 7, 8 and 9, 1924. Americana, Rare items relating to the Colonies, Revolutionary War, etc. Pioneer Days in California, Oregon and other Western States, many of which are the property of Mr. H. C. Holmes of San Francisco. The

January 10, 1924. The Shakespearean Library of Mr. Eustace
Conway of New York City. The Anderson Galleries.

- January 14, 15 and 16, 1924. The Library of John Quinn. Part
III. (I-Morley). The Anderson Galleries.

January 17, 1924. Important Historical Letters and Documents
belonging to the late Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the
Navy under Lincoln, John Randolph Mansfield and to a prom-
inent Philadelphia Collector. Stan. V. Henkels.

January 17, 1924. A Selection of Books from a Western Biblio-
philist's Library and from Other Sources. The Walpole
Galleries.

January 19, 1924. Rare Americana. C. F. Heartman.

January 21 and 22, 1924. Broadsides Extraordinary from the col-
lections of the late George R. Barrett of Boston, Mass., Wm.
E. Spalding, Nashua, N. H., and other Rare Americana. The
Anderson Galleries.

January 22, 1924. Library Sets of Esteemed Authors in Sump-
tuous Bindings. Handsomely Extra-Illustrated Works, Au-
tograph Letters of Celebrities and Other Desirable Items, in-
cluding the Library of the late Mrs. Ellen B. Roberts of 520
Park Avenue, New York. The American Art Association.
January 23 and 24, 1924. Autograph Letters and Manuscripts
from the collections of Mr. F. L. Hadley, Moundsville, W.
Va., Mr. Eustace Conway of New York City, the late George
R. Barrett of Boston, Mass. The Anderson Galleries.
January 24, 1924. Books mainly from Private Sources.
Walpole Galleries.
January 28 and 29, 1924. First and Best Editions, Manuscripts
and Autograph Letters of Modern Authors, from the collec-
tions of Mr. E. R. Stickney of Boston, Mass., Mr. Joseph B.
Gilder of New York City. The Anderson Galleries.

The

January 30, 31, and February 1, 1924. Herman L. R. Edgar Col-
lection of First Editions of W. M. Thackeray, inscribed First
Editions of Joseph Conrad; Charles B. Eddy collection of
First Editions; Superb Sporting Prints in Colour.
American Art Association.

The

January 31 and February 1, 1924. The Valuable Library of Mr.
George P. Chandler of Philadelphia. Stan. V. Henkels.
February 4 and 5, 1924. The American Library of Mr. E. S.
Morton of New York City. Duplicates, etc., from the New
Hampshire Historical Society. The Anderson Galleries.
February 9, 1924. Pamphlets and Broadsides relating to the
Stamp Act, The American Revolution and the Constitution.
C. F. Heartman.

February 11, 12 and 13, 1924. The Library of John Quinn. Part

February 13 and 14, 1924. The collection of the late William F.
Gable of Altoona, Pa. Part III. Autographs and Manu-
scripts. The American Art Association.

February 19, 1924. Valuable Americana from the Library of the
late George R. Foulke of West-Chester, Pa. Genealogy,
Early Imprints, etc. Stan. V. Henkels.

February 23, 1924. Pamphlets, Broadsides. C. F. Heartman.
February 25, 1924. Four Hundred Years of Printing. Books on
Typography and Allied Arts, Books Printed by Aldus, etc.,
consigned by The Typothetæ of the City of New York. The
Anderson Galleries.

February 26 and 27, 1924. Rare Americana comprising Colonial
and Revolutionary Broadsides, Almanacs, Early Juvenilia,
Newspapers, etc. The American Art Association.

February 27, 1924.

Attractive Sets of Standard Authors, the
Library of Mr. J. B. De Coursey of Philadelphia. The An-
derson Galleries.

February 28 and 29, 1924: Library of Standard Authors, many
in Fine Bindings; Art and Illustrated Books, etc., the private
Libraries of the late Colonel William Barbour and Julia
Adelaide Barbour, and of the late J. G. Ward. The American
Art Association.

March 3, 1924. Autographs of American and Foreign Historical
and Literary Celebrities. The Anderson Galleries.

March 3 and 4, 1924. Administrators Sale estate of Charles Fred-
erick Da Costa, Valuable Library embracing Works in all
branches of Literature and Publications of Various Literary
Societies. Stan. V. Henkels.

March 4 and 5, 1924. Two Fine collections of First Editions:
Charles Dickens, collected by Mr. Harold Hartshorne of New
York City; Oscar Wilde collected by Mr. Arthur C. Rhodes
of Cedarhurst, L. I. The Anderson Galleries.

March 10 and 11, 1924.

The collection of the late William F.
Gable of Altoona, Pa. Part IV. English and American Au-
thors, First Editions, Inscribed Copies, Autographs. The
American Art Association.

March 14, 1924. Important Autograph Letters and Documents,
including the Papers of Colonel Clement Biddle in the Revo-
lution and Commander S. L. Phelps in the Mississippi
Squadron during the Civil War. Stan. V. Henkels.

March 17 and 18, 1924. The Splendid Art Reference Library of
Charles B. Eddy of Plainfield, N. J., with Additions. The
American Art Association.

March 17, 18 and 19, 1924. The Library of John Quinn. Part V.
(Stevenson-Zola). With Addenda. The Anderson Galleries.
March 21, 1924. Bibliotheca Curiosa et Rariosa, the Library of
a well known Philadelphia Gentlemen, Incunabula, Vellum

March 24, 1924. A portion of the Library of the late Charles E. Marshall of New York City including the Valuable Ornithological Works of Daniel Giraud Elliot, Important Works on the Far East from a New England Library. The Anderson Galleries.

March 25, 1924. Fine and Rare Books, the property of the late Mr. Aldridge, President of The American Thermostat Society of Newark, Mrs. Aimée La Farge Heins, Mrs. J. Kilbourne Hayward and others. The Walpole Galleries.

March 25, 1924. The private Library of the late Stanisias Gorski of Weehawken, N. J. First Editions of Charles Dickens collected by Mrs. R. K. Mygatt of New York City. The Anderson Galleries.

March 28, 1924. Miscellaneous Books including many fine Color
Plate Books, etc., also Medical and Surgical Books, the library
of a well known Philadelphia physician. Stan. V. Henkels.
March 29, 1924. Rare Americana. C. F. Heartman.
March 31 and April 1, 1924. The private Library of the late
Frank E. Woodward of Wellesley Hills, Mass. Americana,
Genealogy, General Literature. The Anderson Galleries.
April 2, 1924. The private Library of Mr. J. G. Bachmann of
Brooklyn, N. Y. Sets of Modern Authors in Original Bind-
ings, First Editions, Original Manuscripts. The Anderson
Galleries.

April 2 and 3, 1924. An important collection of Americana, Books, Pamphlets, Manuscript Material, Autograph, Letters, Prints, etc. The Anderson Galleries.

April 7 and 8, 1924. Books on Art, English and French Literature, the private Library of a Boston Collector. The Anderson Galleries.

April 14 and 15, 1924. The private Library of the late Samuel H. Putnam of Worcester, Mass. Manuscripts, First Editions, Americana, Biography, Travel, Belles Lettres, etc. The Anderson Galleries.

April 15, 1924. Valuable Library of the late Henry W. Biddle. General History, English and French Biography, Travel and Adventure, etc. Stan. V. Henkels.

April 19, 1924. Americana. C. F. Heartman.

April 22, 23 and 24, 1924. Rare Books and Manuscripts, many of superlative importance, including the property of a prominent Pennsylvania Collector. The American Art Association.

April 23, 1924. Important Autograph Letters and Historical Documents, embracing Generals in the Revolution, Signers of the Declaration of Independence, Presidents, Crowned Heads, etc., including fine Letters of Woodrow Wilson and Mark

April 23, 1924. Interesting Books from several private Libraries. Sets of Standard Authors, First Editions, Early Children's Books, Colored Plate Books, William Combe, Pierce Egan, etc. The Anderson Galleries.

April 28, 1924. Autographs, Manuscripts, Letters and Documents of Historical importance. George Washington, Martha Washington, Signers, Generals, Napoleon, from the collection of Mr. James C. Barr of Boston, Mass., and from other private sources. The Anderson Galleries.

April 28 and 29, 1924. The Stephen H. Wakeman collection of Books of Nineteenth Century American Writers. The property of Mrs. Alice L. Wakeman. First Editions, Inscribed Presentation and Personal Copies, Manuscripts and Letters of Nine American Authors. Bryant, Emerson, Hawthorne, Holmes, Longfellow, Lowell, Poe, Thoreau, Whittier. The American Art Association.

April 30, May 1 and 2, 1924. The private Library of Herbert L. Rothchild of San Francisco, Cal. The American Art Association.

May 1, 1924. The Library of the late William Winter, Poet, Critic and Man-of-Letters. Books, Literary and Dramatic Memorabilia and Association Relics. Part IV. The Walpole Galleries.

May 5 and 6, 1924. The private Library of Miss Mary Hamilton of New York City. Early Printing, Bindings, important Books on the Near and Far East, First Editions of Modern Authors, etc. The Anderson Galleries.

May 5 and 6, 1924. Catalogue of a Valuable collection of Books relating to Ireland, formed by the late Dr. J. Orr Kyle of New York City. Part I. The Walpole Galleries.

May 6, 1924. The Library of the late William S. Lambert of Brooklyn, N. Y. Part I. Americana. Rare Almanacs, Broadsides, Newspapers, War of 1812, Manuscript Map of Quebec. The Anderson Galleries.

May 12 and 13, 1924. Selections from the Libraries of Roland R. Conklin of Huntington, L. I., and Charles F. Kennedy of Brewer, Maine. Rare First Editions, some hitherto underscribed, of Nineteenth Century English and American Authors, including Dickens, Thackeray, Emerson, Harte, etc. The American Art Association.

May 17, 1924. Americana. C. F. Heartman.

May 19, 20 and 21, 1924. The very interesting private Library of the late Walter Adams of Framingham, Mass. Americana, Biography, First Editions. The Anderson Galleries.

May 22, 1924. A collection of Books, Prints, Autograph Letters and Playbills relating to the Drama. Letter of Lamb to