Excerpt from The Publishers' Weekly, Vol. 97: The American Book Trade Journal; April 3, 1920
It is doubtful if in the entire history of book auctions there was ever a more peiar situation followed by more tragic results. It was not until the four days sale had reached its end that Mr. Wallace, in a conference with dealers at the Manhattan Hotel, learned in detail what had caused the disaster.
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