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Federal Writers' Project Guides SPECIAL DIGITAL SUPPLEMENT ISSUE 19.4 // AUTUMN 2021 ACROSS AMERICA WITH THE FB&C AUCTION Federal Writers’ guide Project Guides AUTUMN 2021 SWANN GALLERIES Highlighting Women’s Contributions POTTER & POTTER AUCTIONS Early Exploration Rarities HERITAGE AUCTIONS Pride of Place Pieces FORUM AUCTIONS A Graham Greene Collection HINDMAN AUCTIONS The Collection of Barry Moser Order Online at FineBooksMagazine.com/store Missed an issue? That’s OK! JUST $8 SETS STARTING AT Complete your collection of Fine Books & Collections today! PER ISSUE $30 PER YEAR Autumn 2021, 19.4 Auction Guide FineBooksMagazine.com EDITORIAL & ADMINISTRATION Contents • Autumn 2021 • www.finebooksmagazine.com 101 Europa Drive, Suite 150 Chapel Hill, NC 27517 TEL: (800) 662-4834 FAX: (919) 945-0701 PUBLISHER Webb C. Howell [email protected] ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER Kimberly Draper Summer Spring Winter Autumn Summer Spring Winter • Lewis Hine • Francisco Goya • Collecting & Repatriation • Dora Maar • Gentle Madness at • David Rubenstein • Tulsa Music Archives [email protected] • Wittliff Collections • America’s Grammarian • Betye Saar • Edith Rockefeller • Kevin Young • NYC Museum Libraries • Dana Gioia EDITOR • Gorgeous Bindings • UNC’s Wunderkammer • Cholera Maps McCormick • Shakespeare Society of • Building a Bibliosphere • Edith Wharton’s Library Rebecca Rego Barry • Beethoven Collections America [email protected] ART DIRECTOR Rosie Rosenbrock COURTESY OF SWANN GALLERIES. COURTESY OF POTTER POTTER& AUCTIONS. [email protected] SWANN GALLERIES 2 POTTER & POTTER AUCTIONS 4 MANAGING EDITOR Greg Sanders Highlighting Women’s Early Exploration [email protected] COLUMNISTS Contributions Rarities Nicholas Basbanes [email protected] Swann’s sale celebrating women’s An Americana collection with a little Jeremy Dibbell Autumn Summer Spring Winter Autumn Summer Spring achievements achieves strong results. something for everyone. • Collecting Horror • Whitman at • Gotham Book Mart • Eric Carle • Vatican Library • Tom Wolfe • Female Illustrators [email protected] • George Eliot • Space Travel • Rare Indian Books • National Park Libraries • Tolkien • Steinbeck’s Western Flyer • Spirit Photography Ian McKay • Maritime Atlases • Melville’s abode • Casanova’s Memoirs • Moe’s Books • McCloskey’s Island • Little Blue Books • Colonial Maps [email protected] Allison C. Meier [email protected] Jeffrey S. Murray [email protected] Joel Silver [email protected] IT MANAGER Jason Purdy [email protected] PRODUCTION MANAGER COURTESY OF FORUM AUCTIONS. Winter Autumn Summer Spring Winter Autumn Summer Mitch Avery COURTESY OF HERITAGE AUCTIONS. • Frankenstein at • Art of Plath • Lost Libraries • Otto Penzler • Aviation Archive • Vintage Caricatures • Wallace Stevens [email protected] • Tales from Shakespeare • Collecting Photobooks • Pop-up Books • Emily Dickinson • William Blake • Holiday Gift Guide • Women’s History HERITAGE AUCTIONS 6 FORUM AUCTIONS 8 • Bejeweled Bindings • First Road Atlas • Bibliophile Letters • W y c l i ffi t e B i b l e • Collecting the Vietnam • Puzzlemaster Will Shortz • Brontë’s th Birthday CIRCULATION War N. Weber [email protected] Pride of Place Pieces A Graham Greene CONTACT INFORMATION Heritage Auctions to sell iconic works Collection Fine Books & Collections (USPS 22753) (ISSN 1551-5001) of genre fiction in October. is published quarterly by Journalistic, Inc., An upcoming sale focuses on the 101 Europa Drive, Suite 150, Chapel Hill, NC 27517. Periodicals Postage Paid at Chapel Hill, NC and at venerable author’s early work. additional mailing offices. Domestic subscription rates: US: 1 year, $25; 2 years, $45; 3 years, $60. Canada & Mexico: 1 year, $32; 2 years, $55. Spring Winter Autumn Summer Spring Winter Autum International: 1 year, $55; 2 years, $110. • Agatha Christie • Juan Felipe Herrera • Collecting Cookbooks • Marion Wolcott Photos • Manhattan’s El Morocco • Hemingway • National Geographic’s FineBooksMagazine.com/Subscribe • Mo Willems • Mapping the West • Years of Alice • Literary Ephemera • Charting the Ocean • Famous Children’s Women Photographers • Chip Kidd’s Creative • Inside Downton Abbey’s • Coastal Art Maps • “Stone Age” Maps • Simon Winchester Books • Boston’s Literary District BACK ISSUES Biosphere Library • Book Arts for Kids • Spy Libraries To order back issues of Fine Books & Collections: FineBooksMagazine.com/BackIssues CHANGE OF ADDRESS Postmaster: Send address changes to Fine Books & Collections, 101 Europa Drive, Suite 150, Chapel Hill, NC 27517 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Submit letters to the editor and other editorial COURTESY OF HINDMAN AUCTIONS. inquiries to: [email protected] HINDMAN AUCTIONS 10 WRITER’S GUIDELINES FineBooksMagazine.com/Writing The Collection of FINE BOOKS & COLLECTIONS Summer Spring Winter Autumn Spring Winter Autumn Fine Books & Collections (FB&C) is copyright ©2021 ON THE COVER • Stolen Maps • Antiques Roadshow • Collecting Kipling • Basbanes on the Paper • Book Gangs • Jonathan Lethem • Art of Marcellino Promotional Poster for the new • Top Auction Sales • Well-Read Women • Vintage Hollywood Trail • Ian Fleming • Book Props • Bluebacks Journalistic, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of Barry Moser • Edward Gorey • Bookish Instanbul Scripts • Billy Ireland • Hobart Book Village • Grateful Dead Archives • The Nation’s Bookbinder this magazine may be reprinted, photocopied, or Shasta Daylight Portland – San • Resource Guide • Gift Guide distributed in any manner without the express Francisco train, ca. 1950. Hindman to offer renowned artist’s written consent of Journalistic, Inc. Printed in the CREDIT: LIBRARY OF CONGRESS PRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS DIVISION WASHINGTON, D.C. personal collection in November sale. More Issues, Yearly Sets, and Slipcases Available Online at FineBooksMagazine.com/store United States. SPRING 2021 | 1 store house ad-autumn 2021.indd 2 8/7/21 2:34 PM FB&C AUCTION Swann Galleries@Auction guide AUTUMN 2021 from 1952-1970, which sold for $1,000 on an estimate of $300–$500 and nine Guerrilla Girls text posters, which sold Highlighting for $2,500 on an estimate of $400–$600. Women’s “The experience of gather- ing, valuing, and cataloguing Contributions material for Focus on Women surprised me,” Eastland said. “Something about the pro- Swann’s sale celebrating women’s cess of getting it all together achievements achieves strong results. and looking at books, art, Juanna Inés de la Cruz, Fama, y manuscripts, and ephemera Obras Posthumas del Fenix de through this lens changed Mexico Decima Musa, Poetisa his July, Devon Eastland, Obras Posthumas del Fenix de the material itself in my eyes.” Americana, Madrid, 1700. Sold for $81,250. Tsenior specialist of early Mexico, Decima Musa, Poetisa For example, Eastland said printed books at Swann Americana (1700), which sold Sarah Farro’s True Love, a Story Galleries, turned her atten- for $81,250 on an estimate of English Domestic Life (1891), tion toward a special sale, of $4,000–$6,000. Similarly, a presumed first–and possi- Focus on Women, highlight- an archive of letters by Jane bly only–edition of the work ing the contributions of those Russell written on sea voy- of a Black woman scholar, who identify as women in ages in the 1840s realized a is “nonexistent” on the rare diverse fields that book market and have shaped human “rare” even in librar- history. The sale fea- ies. This made the tured lots such as first book difficult to editions, manuscript estimate, but it material, archives, ultimately realized and works on paper a price of $8,750 by historically signif- on an estimate of icant writers, scien- $1,000–$2,000. Sarah E. Farro, True Love, a Story of English Domestic Life, Norman Lewis, Untitled (Gate Composition), oil on masonite board, 1947. $60,000 to $90,000. At auction October 7. tists, and artists from Eastland said Chicago, 1891. Sold for $8,750. various fields rang- cataloguing wom- Fall 2021 Auctions ing from before 1800 en’s work in the beneath the pile was incred- through the contem- sciences was par- ibly rewarding,” Eastland said, porary era. ticularly eye-open- “and I will always be proud of SEPT 21 The Virginia Zabriskie Collection NOV 9 Contemporary Artists’ Books Buyers responded ing and satisfying, my work to reconnect Mary The Property of a Texas Collector positively, resulting especially in the Morris Clayton’s photo album SEPT 30 Printed & Manuscript Americana in a resounding suc- case of three glass- to her impressive life’s work NOV 16 Contemporary Art Guild of Women Binders, exhibition binding of A.F. cess for Swann. Not Pollard’s Henry VIII, London, 1902. Sold for $12,350. plate astronomi- in physiology and nutrition. OCT 7 African American Art only did the auction cal photographs When the collection of 400 NOV 23 Rare & Important Travel Posters realize sales totaling $333,893 price of $30,000 on an esti- (1899), which realized $688 photographs (c. 1893-1993, OCT 14 Early Printed Books on estimates of $167,250– mate of $3,000–$5,000, and on an estimate of $300–$500, realized $780 on estimate of DEC 2 Modern & Post-War Art $248,650, but out of 178 lots, A.F. Pollard’s Henry VIII in a because they were presented $300–$500) reached me, it OCT 21 Fine Photographs 136 were sold, achieving a Guild of Women Binders with the names of men who was simply an object of curi- DEC 9 Maps & Atlases, Natural History & 78-percent sell-through
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