Are you interested in the manuscripts as well as
printed books from the Sachs collection? His MS 6
became No. 12 in the Rosenwald bequest to the National
Gallery of Art (Washington, DC), where it now bears
the accession number B-13,519 (see C. Nordenfalk,
Medieval & Renaissance Miniatures from the National
Gallery of Art (Wash. DC, 1975), nr. 47) (this from
the Faye/Bond "Supplement" to the de Ricci "Census",
p. 128). The Nordenfalk catalogue refers to the
manuscript having passed from Sachs to Rosenthal, so
perhaps that's a lead that can help track others.
Lisa Fagin Davis
UMCC
http://members.aol.com/dericci/umcc/umcc.html
--- Jim Carmin <jimc@multcolib.org> wrote:
> I asked this question last month, but it may have
> been lost in the turmoil
> of September.
>
> So I'll ask again, with thanks in advance:
>
> > Can anyone supply me with any bibliographic leads
> related to the former
> > library of Albert Parsons Sachs?
> >
> > I'm aware of the Duschnes publication of 1945,
> _First & other editions of
> > Francis Bacon, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Percy
> Bysshe Shelley, George
> > Lord Byron, John Keats, from the library of Albert
> Parsons Sachs_, but
> > I've not yet seen it and I'm not sure I'll be able
> to.
> >
> > Any articles elsewhere (ABW? others?)?
> >
> > Many thanks.
>
> ----------
> ------------------------
> Jim Carmin Multnomah
> County Library
> John Wilson Room Librarian 801 SW
> Tenth Avenue
> Central Library Portland,
> OR 97205-2597
> jimc@multcolib.org
> 503-988-6287
>
>
http://www.multnomah.lib.or.us/lib/about/mcl-wilson.html
>
>
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