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Brooklyn: Museum of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1912. First edition. Paperback. Very good. Original decorative card wrappers, 9.5 x 7 inches; (72) pp., profusely illustrated from b/w photographs throughout. Minor rubbing to wrappers, upper outside corner bumped, else very good Catalogue of the exhibition at the Museum of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences with an introduction by then curator William Henry Goodyear. Catalogue by John Getz with 145 items fully described. The collection was given to the Museum by collector Samuel P. Avery in 1909-1910. Scarce.

Brooklyn, NY: Museum of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1912. First Edition. Softbound. Near Fine/No dust jacket. Large 8vo.xxiii. 72pp.illus. 145 b&w photographic plates. Softbound. Brownish thick card glued wraps with attached color image in center.First Edition. This catalog contains the works donated to the Museum in 1909 by the architect and noted collector of American art Samuel P. Avery, Jr. Near fine copy. Minor bumping to upper right-hand corner. 4 hairline creases to upper portion of front cover. Gold-stamping bright. Scarce. Photos available.

Brooklyn, NY: Museum of The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1912. Softcover. VG with the most minimal signs of wear. Brownish thick card glued wraps with applied color image in center. (72) pp., profusely illustrated in bw. An unusually rare catalogue of the collection given to the Museum in 1909-1910 by noted collector Samuel P. Avery.

Brooklyn, NY: Museum of The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1912. Softcover. VG with the most minimal signs of wear. This copy is wrapped in thin paper for extra protection that shows a lot of wear but can be discarded. Minimal writing of former owners on first blank pages.. Brownish thick card glued wraps with applied color image in center. (72) pp., profusely illustrated in bw. An unusually rare catalogue of the collection given to the Museum in 1909-1910 by noted collector Samuel P. Avery.