Catalogue Of The ... Library Of ... Edward Francis Rimbault ... Which Will Be Sold By Auction

A meticulously compiled catalog detailing the extraordinary library of Edward Francis Rimbault, a renowned musicologist and antiquarian. This catalog offers a glimpse into a significant collection of musical texts, manuscripts, and historical documents, reflecting Rimbault's deep engagement with musical history and scholarship. The sale by auction presents a rare opportunity for collectors, scholars, and institutions to acquire valuable pieces from a distinguished library.

Included are detailed descriptions of each item, making it an invaluable reference for bibliophiles interested in the history of music and rare books. This catalog serves as a lasting testament to Rimbaultâ€(TM)s contributions and the enduring importance of his collection.

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