Treasures To Remember RBG

For all who admired her greatly—I think that's just about everyone—and miss seeing her on the Court, especially now with SCOTUS so prominent in our lives, you might want to take a long look through Bonham's online auction of The Library of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.  It's wonderful and moving just to look through the catalogue, which has lots of photos and text with personal stories accompanying some of the lot descriptions.  

How amazing to see lot 1, her copy of the textbook, Fundamentals of Procedure in Actions at Law (1922) with her annotations, for her civil procedure class in law school!! (There's a photo of an annotated page of the book on page 6 of the catalogue.) There's her personal copy of the Harvard Law Review in which she participated (lot 3), with her own heavy annotations in a couple of sections (see catalogue page 8). There's a copy of her first published book from 1965 (lot 5), her copies of the Congressional Reports on the Equal Right