Recognizing the 75th anniversary of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America.

Legislation Details

Recognizes the 75th anniversary of the Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America (ABAA), founded in 1949.
Acknowledges the ABAA as the oldest association of professional antiquarian booksellers in the U.S.
Highlights the ABAA’s commitment to high standards in the book trade and maintaining trust through a strict code of ethics.
Notes the ABAA’s efforts to promote interest in rare and antiquarian books through educational programs and research.
Mentions the Elisabeth Woodburn Educational Fund, which provides scholarships and financial support for book-related education.
Describes the ABAA’s initiatives to foster relationships among members, including mentorship programs and a benevolent fund for support during hardships.
States that the ABAA is part of the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers, connecting booksellers globally.
Recognizes the ABAA’s adaptability to changes in the book trade, including new types of collectibles.
Celebrates the ABAA’s commitment to cultivating a welcoming community for booksellers and buyers through various programs and events.
Requests that the Secretary of the Senate transmit copies of the resolution to the ABAA’s president and executive director.