Then you better have $75,000! That is the minimum amount the complete set of The Birds of Europe, produced between 1832 and 1837, is expected to fetch at auction. Wow!
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That’s a bargain. It’s listed in Abebooks.com as available from the W. Graham Arader III Gallery for $190,000.00. Sure you don’t want me to review that, Corey + Mike?