Books & Periodicals
Christmas crackers of the books and works and paper variety
The books and works on paper market encompasses a remarkably wide range of intriguing items you can bid for – and which make wonderful Christmas presents with a bit of thought behind them.

Five bookish highlights from the auction of a Kent manor house library
Fine and rare copies of history, literature, architecture and travel books feature prominently in the auction of a Kent manor house coming up this week.

Great buys for book lovers at Toovey’s this week
This week, Toovey’s Antiquarian & Collectors’ Books auction is a chance to treat your inner bibliophile – or even pick up something special for the book-lover close to your heart.

Three interesting lots to buy at auction this week
There are plenty of great items being bought and sold at auctions on thesaleroom.com every week. Here we pick out three interesting lots being offered at online auctions this week.

Sold on thesaleroom.com: A Henry Jones longcase, notes from Napoleonic France and a special copy of Moominvalley
From the thousands of lots that appear at auctions every week on thesaleroom.com, here we focus on three exceptional lots bought by online bidders this month.

Stamp of approval: Books from assay office’s remarkable collection come to auction
A fascinating collection of books from The Birmingham Assay Office Library will be offered at auction tomorrow.

Sold on thesaleroom.com: five pictures and a book
From the thousands of lots that appear at auctions every week on thesaleroom.com, here we focus on four lots bought by online bidders recently.

Royal memorabilia – four lots at auction with links to royalty including a Henry VIII signed document
Items with links to royalty have long been in demand for collectors and a selection on offer at William George this week is enticing bidders.

Buying books for Christmas? Five First Editions at upcoming auctions on thesaleroom.com
Christmas is a great time for buying books as presents for friends and family. But what better than buying an original copy of the first edition of a famous novel?