Bibliographical Decameron

Discover the rich tapestry of bibliographical history with the Bibliographical Decameron by Thomas Frognall Dibdin, published by Cambridge University Press in 2015. This comprehensive work spans 588 pages, offering an engaging and well-illustrated journey from the era of illuminated manuscripts to the vibrant world of contemporary book auctions.

In this third volume, Dibdin delves into the fascinating lives of book collectors and provides detailed accounts of book auctions since 1811. Additionally, readers will find bibliographical and general indexes, making this a valuable resource for book enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether you're interested in bookbinding, engraving, or the art of illumination, this book is a must-have for anyone passionate about the printed word. Enhance your collection with this timeless classic that celebrates the beauty and history of books!