catalogues

May be viewed the day previous and morning of Sale, and Catalogues had.

There is only one way in which this knowledge may be obtained, and that is by the study of catalogues.

Here is a curious example of his wares, from one of his catalogues dated 1726.

His catalogues from 1564 to 1592 were printed by Nicholas Bassé at Frankfort.

Evans and Moens, in their catalogues, both name the date as November, 1858.

Of these catalogues we shall not here speak (Compare, however, §23).

Hence the perusal of catalogues is to him an ever fresh and fascinating pursuit.

The designation of book sizes is a vexed question in catalogues.

The catalogues, of which the second is just issued, are prepared by Dr. Bezold.

Still the catalogues themselves are a kind of lesson in bibliography.