Image 1 — I've wanted a home library for as long as I can remember. Earlier this year, I was able to build one.
Image 2 — I've wanted a home library for as long as I can remember. Earlier this year, I was able to build one.
Image 3 — I've wanted a home library for as long as I can remember. Earlier this year, I was able to build one.
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I've wanted a home library for as long as I can remember. Earlier this year, I was able to build one.

Currently sitting at ~800 volumes. I collect first editions, first printings as much as I can. Also serves as a listening room. Second picture is some of my 1800s leather bound sets on a table in the entryway. Third picture is the shelf in the bedroom.

u/rubellious — 6 hours ago

Eichmann in Jerusalem by Hannah Arendt - First Edition, First Printing, 1963.

u/rubellious — 10 days ago

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath - First American Edition, First Printing, 1971.

u/rubellious — 1 month ago

Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov, First American Edition/Second Printing, 1958.

u/rubellious — 1 month ago

The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon, First Edition/First Printing, 1966.

u/rubellious — 1 month ago
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The Recognitions by William Gaddis - First Edition/First Printing, 1955.

u/rubellious — 1 month ago