Nineteen pocket-size copies of the works of writers such as Shakespeare, Kipling, Plato, and Dickens.

The Little Leather Library Corp. of New York was the first to mass-market inexpensive books in the United States. Founded in 1916 by Albert Boni, Harry Scherman and Maxwell Sackheim, the Little Leather Library made available literary classics in miniature editions.

0.2 linear feet

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Collection is open for research.