
The Philadelphia Rare Book Print Fair will be held at the Trinity@22nd near Rittenhouse Square, bringing together dozens of dealers and thousands of books, prints, historic documents and other works on paper.

Thursday, December 4th, 5 pm – 8 pm: Preview Night:
Enjoy wine and beer while having first access to the books.
Tickets: $40
Preview tickets include entry to the fair on Friday and Saturday.
Friday, December 5th: 12 pm – 8 pm: Book Fair: Entry to the fair will be $15, $10 for students and free for under 16s. Tickets will cover multiple entries on Friday and Saturday.
Saturday, December 6th: 11 am - 6 pm: Book Fair: Entry to the fair will be $15, $10 for students and free for under 16s.

Trinity@22nd is located in the heart of Philadelphia.
It is located in a residential section of Center City at the corner of 22nd and Spruce Street. Free street parking (2 hours to park) and paid off-site garage spaces are available. Ride-share Transportation or Public Transportation is encouraged.
Nearest Parking:
E-Z Park
1924 Chestnut Street
215-733-0700
Public Transportation:
Bus Stops: 22nd & Spruce street
7, 17, 40, 9,12, Buses. Trolley Buses on 22nd and Market.
Use Google Maps for bus schedule and directions.
30th Street Subway Station
15 minute walk
16th and Locust PATCO Station
13 minute walk
1608 Walnut Street, Suite 1000
Philadelphia, PA 19103
brb@baumanrarebooks.com
(215) 546-6466
Joshua Mann
Sunday Steinkirchner
165 Madison Avenue, Suite 500
New York, NY 10016
info@bbrarebooks.com
(646) 652-6766
112 Nicholson Rd.
Gloucester City, NJ 08030 USA
Phone (856) 456-8008
Fax (856) 456-1260
Michael Brenner
104 Glimmer Glass Circle
Manasquan, NJ 08736
michael@brennersbooks.com
(866) 322-6657
Silver Spring, MD
Kevin Kinley
P.O. Box 561
Walkersville, MD 21793
firstplacebooks@aol.com
(301) 845-1248

Jeffrey S. Bergman
19 Tate Road
Flemington, NJ 08822
Bookguy2@aol.com
(201) 647-1055

Stan Gorski
2667 Furlong Rd
Doylestown, PA, 18902
sgorskibks@comcast.net
Phone: 215 794 5377
Cell: 215 802 4919

David versus Goliath still lives. Listen to the inspiring story of how one lawyer singlehandedly took a case - that all the experts dismissed as having no chance of success - all the way to the Supreme Court in a landmark First Amendment case. We invite you to hear attorney Elliot Rothenberg present the inspiring story of Cohen v. Cowles Media, 501 U.S. 663 (1991), and then discuss current First Amendment issues with University of Pennsylvania law professor
Kermit Roosevelt. Elliot’s story is not just for lawyers but for everyone interested in books and freedom of publication. There are life lessons from the case that should give hope to all of us. We encourage you to come to our program, to ask questions, and to engage in a spirited
discussion.
The talk is included with entry to the fair.

On Saturday from 3 pm to 5 pm, we will be appraising books at the Philadelphia Rare Book Fair. The appraisals are included with entry to the fair. We will appraise a maximum of five books per person.
If you are looking for something specific or unable to attend the fair, we are happy to help try to locate what you need from our exhibitors. Please send us a note with the name of the book, author, year and edition. We will try to meet your requests.
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