The American Book Collector: A monthly magazine for book lovers

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Plainfield and Metuchen, New Jersey, January 1932 - May/June 1935. Vol. I, no. 1 - vol. VI, nos. 5 and 6. Plates, illustrations. Original wrappers, one number with pp. 73-80 loose in binding, three with wrappers detached, but present, one with spots on front wrapper. Good copies. Including: Kenneth Rede and Heartman, "A census of first editions and source materials by or relating to Edgar Allan Poe in American public and private collections"; Douglas C. McMurtrie, "Early Missouri book and pamphlet imprints, 1808-1830," "The Delaware imprints of 1761," "The Royalist printers at Shelburne, Nova Scotia," "The earliest extant Mississippi imprint," "Two Georgia printed acts of 1757 and 1763," "The first guides to Niagara Falls," "The first printing in Indiana," "The first printing on the island of Jamaica: A preliminary report," "Some Massachusetts broadsides of 1711," "The date of the first printing in Nebraska," "The early press of Jamaica," "Three Louisiana broadsides, 1778-1779"; Heartman and Harry B. Weiss, "John Howard Payne: A bibliography of his writings"; William A. Griffey, "A bibliography of Richard Hill ."; Oscar Wegelin, "William Gilmore Simms: A short sketch, with a bibliography of his separate writings"; Irvin Haas, "Miss Elizabeth Yeats and the Cuala Press" and "A bibliography of private presses"; E. A. Osborne, "Epitome of a bibliography of W. W. Jacobs"; Harry B. Weiss on metamorphoses, chapbooks, Virginia silkworm Americana, toy books, Tom Thumb and, with Bella C. Landauer, early American children's books on aeronautics; Ralph Admari, "Ballou, father of the dime novel" and "The house that Beadle built.". N° de ref. del artículo 003721

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