Proud Sponsors of PBFA’s London Rare & Antiquarian Book Fair

We are delighted to sponsor this year’s PBFA London Rare and Antiquarian Book Fair, taking place on Saturday 17 May (13:00–19:00) and Sunday 18 May (10:00–16:00) at the ILEC Conference Centre, Earls Court.

This highly anticipated event will showcase thousands of rare and collectable books, maps, prints, and ephemera, attracting book lovers, collectors, and professionals from all walks of life.

With over 100 professional booksellers participating, the PBFA London Rare and Antiquarian Book Fair promises an unparalleled selection of items covering every subject under the sun. Whether you are a seasoned collector, a librarian, a student, or simply a lover of literature, this event offers a unique opportunity to explore a diverse range of antiquarian treasures. Attendees will have the chance to discover beautiful old books and rare finds that may not be available anywhere else.

The fair is not only a marketplace but also a celebration of the written word, where the serendipity of browsing can lead to unexpected discoveries. From first editions to unique manuscripts and captivating illustrations, the PBFA London Rare and Antiquarian Book Fair is a must-visit for anyone passionate about books and history.

“We are excited to welcome attendees back to our London Rare and Antiquarian Book Fair,” said a PBFA spokesperson. “This event is a testament to the enduring appeal of books and the vibrant community of collectors and sellers. We encourage everyone to join us for this unique experience—we guarantee you’ll find something extraordinary.”

The Provincial Booksellers Fairs Association (PBFA) is dedicated to promoting the trade of rare and antiquarian books in the UK. Founded in 1974, the PBFA represents a network of professional booksellers committed to maintaining high standards and fostering a love for books among collectors and the public. The association organizes numerous fairs across the country, showcasing the richness of the book trade and the diversity of its offerings.

• Train | West Brompton - 5 minute walk to Ibis London Earls Court
• Underground | Earls Court underground
• Driving | The venue is a quarter of a mile (400m) from the A4, providing easy access to the M4, M5 and M40