If you liked Craft and Capital in the Book Trade by Giles Mandelbrote, start with Music and the book trade (2008), Libraries within the Library (2009), and Learning to collect (2004). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  4. 4 Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland 2014 · 588 pages · Giles Mandelbrote, K. A. Manley · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Music and the book trade (2008), Libraries within the Library (2009), Learning to collect (2004), Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland (2014), and Out of Print and Into Profit (2006).

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Craft and Capital in the Book Trade is by Giles Mandelbrote.