The Keppel Booklets First and second Series 1906 Frederick Keppel and Co.  Complete In very good vintage condition with only slight signs of 120 years tx FF
The Keppel Booklets (First and Second Series), published in 1906 by the renowned New York art gallery Frederick Keppel & Co., form a rare and charming collection of turn-of-the-century monographs dedicated to fine art, etching, engraving, and artistic commentary.
Step into the Gilded Age art world with this delightful and uncommon pairing of The Keppel Booklets (First and Second Series), published in 1906 by the prestigious New York print dealer and gallery Frederick Keppel & Co. (located at 4 East 39th Street). Issued as pocket-sized literary and artistic essays exploring master printmakers, etchers, and art history, these delicate booklets capture the refined aesthetic tastes of early-20th-century connoisseurs. Preserved in very good vintage condition with only gentle, graceful signs of their 120-year history, these fragile paper wrappers remain remarkably clean and intact—making them an exceptional acquisition for collectors of vintage art ephemera, gallery history, and early American print culture.