Sainsburys Books

    Member of ANZAAB - Australia

    Architecture Art Ephemera Literature Photography Popular Culture

Our shop is at 534 Riversdale Road Camberwell Victoria.

Visit our shop to find a wide range of out of print titles and quality books especially Architecture, Art, Photography, Academic and Literature.

We also sell online and issue email catalogues.

Contact Information
Phone: +61 3 9882 7705
Website: https://www.sainsburysbooks.com.au/

Highlights
The Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood
$750
Andre Deutsch 1969. Atwood's first novel. From our literature selection we are exhibiting at the fair.
Somewhere in France 1917 by Sue Ford
Limited signed edition by Australian feminist photographer Sue Ford. From a selection of poetry and photography books we are exhibiting, including books from the libraries of Melbourne artist's Virginia Fraser and Graeme Hare,
John Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1918
$450
We are bringing a large collection of Wisden's. Although some have had repairs to the spine, examples of early Wisden's are becoming quite hard to find in any condition.
The Sun Post- War Homes.
$200
A Sun-News pictorial. Includes a plan for a Three Stage Home for Newly-Weds by Robin Boyd and K. Pethebridge. From a selection of Modernist architecture including books by Robin Boyd.
Young Nudes: Studies From Japan by Masaya Nakamura
$200
One of a selection of Japanese photography books we exhibiting. Many which are listed in Bertolotti's "Book of Nudes" and Kaneko & Vartanian's "Japanese Photobooks".
The Passionate Years by Caresse Crosby
$450
Signed by the author "'Yes' Caresse Crosby." which was her motto. Caresse was an arts patron, antiwar activist, and bohemian in the 1920s. She co-founded the Black Sun Press in 1927 with her second husband Harry Crosby, They published limited editions of works by Ernest Hemingway, D. H. Lawrence, Anais Nin, Henry Miller, and Hart Crane. Crosby is the inventor of the first modern bra, which she patented in 1914.
Australian OZ Magazine
$120
Richard Neville, Richard Walsh, Martin Sharp, Gary Sheed and others. We are bringing a number of issues of this magazine.
Ink The Other Newspaper.
$60
Richard Neville's London underground newspaper, intended as a weekly newsletter aimed at bridging the gap between the radical counter cultural youth and more traditional leftist factions. We are bringing a number of issues.