Event Calendar

The Roger Hill Collections of Pre-Code Horror Comics
Sale #40285

Bidding Begins Approx: Dec 26th

Heritage Auctions - Dallas
2801 W. Airport Freeway

Dallas, TX

As the première art, antiques, and design fair in America, The Winter Show presents
works spanning 5,000 years from over 70 internationally renowned dealers. From paintings and
fine furniture, to works on paper, design, jewelry, and contemporary ceramics and glass, each
piece is rigorously vetted by a committee of 120 experts; the Fair’s exhibitors offer works of the
highest standards of authenticity and quality in the industry. Established in the mid-1950s as a
benefit for East Side House Settlement, all ticket sale proceeds from The Winter Show provide
unrestricted funds for East Side House's life-changing programs.

Fri, Jan 24th 12pm - 8pm
Sat, Jan 25th 12pm - 7pm
Sun, Jan 26th 12pm - 6pm
Mon, Jan 27th 12pm - 8pm
Tue, Jan 28th 12pm - 4:30pm
Wed, Jan 29th 12pm - 8pm
Thu, Jan 30th 12pm - 4:30pm
Fri Jan 31st 12pm - 8pm
Sat, Feb 1st 12pm - 7pm
Suny, Feb 2nd 12pm - 6pm

Early-Bird (until Jan 10th) $30
General Admission $40
2-day Pass $75
Collectors Pass #250
Students (with Valid ID) $25
Groups (10 people) $30/each
Free for children under 12

Your ticket includes access to The Winter Show’s public In-Dialogue programs’ series and a copy of our catalogue, while supplies last.

Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue

New York, NY

Micro Magic and More

Miniature miracles from the workshop of Eddy Taytelbaum and the factories of the Tenyo Co. will be paired with vintage magic books, posters, and ephemera in our first sale of 2025. Among the highlights in the latter categories are the fabled magic and mentalism notebooks of Doctor Stanley Jaks.

10am

Potter & Potter Auctions
5001 W. Belmont Avenue

Chicago, IL

Printed and Manuscript Americana
Sale #6308

10am

Preview by appt.

Freeman's | Hindman Auctions - Philadelphia
2400 Market Street

Philadelphia, PA

Rare Books San Francisco returns on February 1-2, 2025 and brings with it a Regency era flare in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of revered English novelist Jane Austen (1775-1817).

With support from AbeBooks and KQED, this celebration of antiquarian books, rare maps, fine printing, ephemera, and artist’s books will take in the Gateway Pavilion at Fort Mason and for the first time, will include a selection of independent writers, artists, and creators curated by San Francisco Zine Fest.

“We are excited to be back in the City by the Bay and to bring with us exhibitors from as far away as Australia and the Netherlands and everywhere in between,” said Jodi Tolan, Director of Operations for Rare Books LA, which produces events in California and New York. “This book fair is sure to exceed all expectations in terms of the diversity of materials on display and the outstanding free programs taking place throughout the weekend.”

In addition to guided tours of the book fair and a zine making workshop, leading writers and “Janeites” will speak to the life, work, and lasting influence of Jane Austen (1775-1817), author of such classic novels as Sense and Sensibility (1811), Pride and Prejudice (1813), Mansfield Park (1814), and Emma (1816)

“Whether you are a collector of early printed books or punk zines, the Harlem Renaissance or the Avant-garde, there is no doubt you will find something to indulge your passion at Rare Books San Francisco,” Tolan added.

Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture
Gateway Pavilion
2 Marina Blvd

San Francisco, CA