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Features January/February
2006
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The revered institution is more modern than you think. [Read online]
An Alphabet of ABC Books
Jeffrey Norton’s portfolio of these classics
shows they aren’t just for kids.
David Copperfield without the Dickens
— Villainous frauds, plucky young wives, and redeemed
con men. Not the novel.
The ads.
Getting the Lead Out
— A museum shows how Gutenberg’s invention
entered the digital age.
Columns
Gently Mad
— Robert Sabuda: The prince of pop-up books
Fine MAPS
— Battle
maps
Fine Presses
— Moving Parts Press
Beyond the Basics
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What is a first edition, anyway?
Harry Sondheim, Judaica collector [Read online]
departments
Digest
Frankfurt Book Fair, dung papers, upcoming auctions,
and more
Fine Pick: English
Bookbinding Styles: 1450–1800, plus Lost Libraries,
and more [Read online]
Catalog Review
Offerings from booksellers
Auction Report
— Highlights of book auctions worldwide
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