‘China in Print’ fair to showcase some of the world’s rarest books
Some of the world’s most valuable printed works will be on show, including Agatha Christie’s only notebook outside of her estate
This weekend, Hong Kong will play host to a fair on rare collector’s items worth millions. Thirty world leading specialist dealers have come together to exhibit a few of the rarest finds in print history.
From today until Sunday, the sixth edition of “China in Print” will provide visitors with a glimpse at some of the most coveted and rare books, manuscripts, maps and photographs.
Andrea Mazzocchi, director of “China in Print”, is hugely excited by the quality and diversity of content that this year’s fair has to offer, which is said to be the biggest one yet that has been organised. “Our specialist exhibitors have curated an exhibition of scarce limited editions and unique objects – sourced through meticulous research – which will be available for you to take home.”
An original notebook of all-time beloved crime novelist Agatha Christie is also making an appearance. The manuscript is the only such item outside of the author’s estate and gives fascinating insights into how Christie developed her plots and characters.
