Deseret Book sells books, DVDs, music, and art for LDS families, with featured categories that include Scriptures, Temple Worship, Missionary, Christmas, Come Follow Me, and Journal Editions. The site spotlights a forthcoming biography, The Life and Story of Jeffrey R. Holland, and a preorder for The Complete Paintings of Greg Olsen, alongside nativity sets and a subscription offering 4,000+ audiobooks and eBooks.
What books auctions are happening soon?
Estate Sales and Specialist Houses Put Books Under the Hammer This Season
Collectors looking for books have several options in the coming weeks, with sales spanning local estate liquidations, sports memorabilia houses and international specialist auctioneers. The soonest closing sale in the sources is an estate auction in Greeley, Colorado, whose lots include a Toyota RAV4, mid-century modern and vintage furniture, gold and silver jewelry, sterling silverware, tools and books, and which closes in the coming days. Shortly after, Coach's Corner Sports Auctions runs an auction through the coming week that features jerseys, autographed baseballs, game-used items, cards, programs and magazines, alongside books, jewelry, artwork and records. Among the most clearly dated sales, Felzmann Auction House in Germany holds its 188th auction from November 16 to 20, 2026, with catalogues already online and advance bids accepted. Highlights include a 12-kreuzer Baden local post stamp and signed books, with starting prices ranging from 50 euros to 11,000 euros. Later in the year, AGUTTES in France will hold a Books & Manuscripts sale in early December, following a run of other specialist sales including Post-War & Contemporary Art and Impressionist & Modern Art.
Several online platforms and dealers round out the picture. Casa de Subastas Odalys, an Iberoamerican art platform with a presence in Caracas, Madrid and Miami, offers more than 500 books in its online catalogue alongside more than 1,000 artworks and 200 collectibles. Neumanns Auktionen Celle, in Germany, lists antiquarian books among its coins, banknotes, medals and glass, with its autumn sale including a Mark Chagall illustrated Bible and a Merian copperplate Bible facsimile. Toovey's, the British auction house, also handles books alongside paintings, silver, ceramics, coins and militaria.
The pattern across these listings is clear: books are rarely sold on their own. Instead, they appear in mixed estate and general-contents sales, sports collectibles auctions and specialist houses that combine books with decorative objects, coins and manuscripts. Buyers can expect to find everything from signed editions and antiquarian Bibles to lots bundled with household goods, which makes these events a useful place to browse widely.
