BROWSE A CATALOG

A rather eclectic collection of titles, some available for the Boston ABAA fair, and others shortly thereafter. We plan to begin migrating to an email catalog based system - for the earliest notification of future catalogues, please send a note to orders@kuenzigbooks.com asking to be added to our mailing list. Happy shopping!

A short list of about 30 medical books, primarily in Ophthalmology. Of note is an early American book (1836) by a woman scientist Mary Griffith, Gordonio's Opus lilium medicinae inscriptum from 1559, Cushing's Meningiomas, Fontana's Treatise on the Venom of the Viper, and several nicely illustrated ophthalmic atlases. And just for fun a few very modern books on optics thrown in.

We offer a short list of material that is interesting or unique in some manner, distributed in conjunction with RBMS 2011. It is typical of the type of material we often have available for sale. We welcome wantlists, especially from serious collectors and active institutions, for material in the manuscript and/or photography areas. While we deal in science, technology, engineering, and medicine in books, in these other areas (manuscript, photography, ephemera, and artifacts including scientific instruments) we handle much broader topic areas.

We hope you find something of interest, and thank you for the time you invest perusing our offerings.

A PDF of the catalog with a few images can be found here: RBMS 2011 PDF

The live catalog can be found here with photographs for each item: RBMS_2011

A list of representative books, most new arrivals, created for the NY ABAA Fair, April 2011. Odd and interesting items from $95 to $17,000, something for everyone. Check with us for material that seems appropriate that you don't find listed. These are samples if you will, of what we love and enjoy in books. Most of this material will be available for viewing at the NY ABAA Fair, and hence is subject to prior sale. Please do not send payment until we confirm availability. While our site is "live" and indicates inventory we have in hand, items on hold and/or waiting for payment may still show as available. Thanks for looking! John Kuenzig