We’re delighted to be travelling Down Under for the 56th edition of the Sydney Rare Book Fair. Presented by ANZAAB, the fair welcomes visitors to the Gallery Room at the State Library of New South Wales.
Books are in bloom for this year’s edition of Firsts London. Join us at the Saatchi Gallery, where the ABA are partnering with Chelsea Physic Garden – London’s oldest botanic garden.
We’re looking forward to the 65th edition of the annual ABAA’s International Antiquarian Book Fair, held in the esteemed Park Avenue Armoury in New York.
We are proud to participate once more in TEFAF Maastricht this March. Boasting 7,000 years of art and antiques, TEFAF is one of the highlights of our calendar.
Please gather up your cards, counters, and chips, and join us round the games table at the 71st edition of The Winter Show…
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We are delighted to be participating in the newly-revived Firsts Hong Kong. Bring the former China in Print fair under the Firsts umbrella in the Hong Kong Maritime Museum, this promises to be a memorable occasion.
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We are looking forward to the XIVth International Antiquarian Book Fair, under the new format and name In-Folio. Organised by the Spanish Antiquarian Book Association, the fair will be held at the Fundacion Carlos de Amberes in central Madrid.
We’re rounding off the ILAB Congress week by exhibiting at the Amsterdam International Antiquarian Book, Print, and Map Fair. With over 70 international exhibitors and a range of antiquarian maps, manuscripts, and books, this promises to be a fair worth visiting.
This year, we are delighted to bring an exhibition that explores the role of maps in the creation of fictional worlds. Named after a quotation from J.R.R. Tolkien, the exhibition “I wisely started with a map!…
