Grand Estate Sale of Exquisite Rare Books and Art Collection
Nov 30
9am to 12pmDec 1
9am to 12pmTerms & Conditions
We accept cash and Zelle payments.
Credit Card Payments: accepted
Checks: We do not accept checks under any circumstances.
All Sales Are Final:
All items are sold as-is, and all sales are final. No returns, exchanges, or refunds will be entertained.
Item Removal:
Purchased items must be removed from the premises on the same day of purchase.
Buyers are responsible for the safe removal of their items, including providing necessary manpower and transport.
Any items not removed on the day of purchase will be considered abandoned, and no refunds will be provided.
Inspection of Items:
Buyers are encouraged to thoroughly inspect all items before purchase. Our staff is available to answer any questions regarding the condition and history of the items.
Security and Liability:
While we take every precaution to secure the sale premises, we are not liable for any accidents or injuries that may occur on-site.
Buyers are responsible for their safety and should exercise caution while inspecting and removing items.
Respect for Property:
Please respect the property and privacy of the estate. Do not enter any areas marked as restricted.
Pricing and Negotiations:
Prices are set and generally non-negotiable. In rare cases, staff may have discretion for pricing on certain items.
Holding Items:
Items cannot be held without full payment. First-come, first-served basis will be strictly followed.
Compliance with Laws:
Buyers must comply with all local, state, and federal laws regarding the purchase and transport of items.
Changes to Terms and Conditions:
The organizers reserve the right to modify these terms and conditions without prior notice.
By participating in this sale, you agree to abide by these terms and conditions.
Privately Listed Sale
Description & Details
Overview: Embark on a journey through literary and artistic history at our distinguished estate sale, featuring a remarkable collection of over 2,700 volumes of rare books, spanning from the 1500s to the 1900s. This treasure trove of knowledge predominantly showcases leather-bound first editions, each a testament to the rich heritage of literature and print.
Highlighted Rare Books:
- The Writings of Henry David Thoreau (1906) - Manuscript Edition, numbered 120 of 600, signed by the publisher. Houghton Mifflin, Boston & New York.
- The Works of Charles Dickens (Illustrated by H.K. Browne, 1875) - Illustrated Library Edition. Chapman & Hall, London; Lippincott, Philadelphia.
- Autograph Document Signed by Charles Dickens (1844) - A rare, original document signed by Dickens himself.
- Writings of Oscar Wilde (circa 1911) - Cherwell Edition. Edinburgh Society, London.
- The Complete Works of Robert Burns (1896) - Ellisland Edition. Gebbie Publishing, Philadelphia.
- As We Remember Joe by John F. Kennedy (1945) - First edition, second issue. Privately Printed, Cambridge, MA.
Other Notable Authors:
- Nicholas Machiavelli
- Washington Irving
Art Collection: This sale also includes a magnificent collection of art by Sir William Myles Scott, previously showcased at the National Gallery of Art in Scotland. His works are a testament to the brilliance and creativity of this renowned artist, offering a unique opportunity for collectors and art enthusiasts.
Additional Details:
- Private viewings by appointment.
- Detailed catalog available upon request.
Contact Information:
- See listing details to make an appointment via text or email
- For a full list of items please email roger@results.io and you will be sent a link to the full list
Join us for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of history. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a passionate enthusiast, this estate sale offers something truly special for everyone.
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