The Book-Hunter in London
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W. E. Buckley, M. A. , formerly Fellow and Tutor ofBrasenose College, Oxford, and late Rector of Middleton-Cheney, Banbury, and vice-president of the Roxburghe Club, was a veritable Heber in asmall way. Besides the enormous quantity of books sold in two portions(twenty-two days in all) in February, 1893, and April, 1894, severalvanloads were disposed of locally, as not being worth the cost ofcarriage to London. His library must have comprised nearly 100, 000volumes, of which only a small propor...tion had any commercial importance. He managed, however, in his long career, to pick up a few bargains, notably the Columbus 'Letter' ('Epistola Christofori Colom. , ' fourleaves, 1493, with which was bound up Vespucci, 'Mundus novus AlbericusVesputius, ' etc. , 1503, also four leaves), which cost him less than
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W. E. Buckley, M. A. , formerly Fellow and Tutor ofBrasenose College, Oxford, and late Rector of Middleton-Cheney, Banbury, and vice-president of the Roxburghe Club, was a veritable Heber in asmall way. Besides the enormous quantity of books sold in two portions(twenty-two days in all) in February, 1893, and April, 1894, severalvanloads were disposed of locally, as not being worth the cost ofcarriage to London. His library must have comprised nearly 100, 000volumes, of which only a small propor...tion had any commercial importance. He managed, however, in his long career, to pick up a few bargains, notably the Columbus 'Letter' ('Epistola Christofori Colom. , ' fourleaves, 1493, with which was bound up Vespucci, 'Mundus novus AlbericusVesputius, ' etc. , 1503, also four leaves), which cost him less than
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