Gutenberg Bible fetches 2.2 million at New York sale
The Gutenberg Bible, bought by General Theological Seminary of New York to fund its library endowment, sold for 2.2 million in spring auctions. The year marked a surge in rare book deals, with dealers and collectors expanding markets and prices for first editions, signed works, and illuminated volumes.
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