Gifts for the Holidays
December is here and we are pleased to offer a selection books that would make lovely gifts. The list includes literary favorites, beautiful Victorian gift books, books about books, and several of the Christmas classics.
22 Books for the New York Antiquarian Book Fair 2022
We are pleased to share an illustrated list of books we will be exhibiting next week at the Park Avenue Armory, Booth E30.
William Blake: Present Joy
We are excited to share with you our latest catalogue dedicated to William Blake, Present Joy. Containing over 800 items, it is a detailed record of our current Blake inventory and of significant material of scholarly interest that has passed through our shop since our last major Blake catalogue in 2017.
John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller offers an exceptional
selection of rare books and manuscripts from medieval
times through the twentieth century.
The William Blake Gallery
We are the home of the William Blake Gallery, the first gallery dedicated exclusively to Blake and the largest collection in the world of works by and about Blake available to collectors.
For information on past and future exhibitions, please visit The William Blake Gallery website. Our current inventory can be searched here.
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![Little Women; Or, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy. Illustrated by May Alcott. [With] Little Women; Part. Louisa M. Alcott.](http://www.johnwindle.com/pictures/thumb/124650.jpg?v=1649955754)
![Songs of Innocence [with] Songs of Experience. Facsimiles by William Muir. William Blake.](http://www.johnwindle.com/pictures/thumb/122890.jpg?v=1648763632)
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Generally, the shop is open Monday through Friday from 9:30 to 5:00, and Saturday by appointment, but calling ahead is strongly advised to avoid finding the shop closed by chance.
49 Geary Street, Suite 233
Getting here is easy: underground parking is available in Union Square and elsewhere nearby; the Montgomery Street BART stop is two blocks from 49 Geary; and many bus lines run through Union Square.