Bibliotheca Americana nova
Subtitle: A catalogue of books relating to America, in various languages, including voyages to the Pacific and round the world, and collections of voyages and travels printed since the year 1700
By: Compiled principally from the works themselves, by O. Rich, member of the Massachusetts and Georgia historical societies, of the American National Institute, the Albany Institute, the American Antiquarian Society, &c. &c. &c. ; Vol. I[-II]. ...
Contributors: Hodson, James Shirley, 1819-1899, printer; Rich and Sons
Publisher: Rich and Sons, 12, Red Lion Square.
Published: 1846
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Bibliography; Voyages and travels; Voyages; Bibliographie
Notes: Vol. 1 is a reissue of the Bibliotheca Americana nova, published in 1835 and of its Supplement, published in 1841, with the 1846 title page added.

Vol. 2 is a reissue of two parts, issued in 1844 and 1846, covering literature of 1801-1830 and 1831-1844 respectively.

"The supplement to this work, of omissions, corrections, and additions, having increased to a much greater bulk than was expected, will be published in a separate volume, together with a complete general index, in which the works relating to particular places and subjects, will be arranged under their respective heads. ... and will comprise the books printed before 1700 as well as those printed since. N.B. Mr. Rich has in his possession the greater part of the books described in this work, from which he could supply the public libraries and colleges in the United States, with such as may be wanting in their collections; most of the modern voyages, travels, &c., at very low prices."--Notice, v. 2, p. [3], 1st count. The proposed supplement was never published.

"London: printed by J.S. Hodson, Clifford's Inn Passage, Fleet Street."--V. 2, verso of title page.

"Index."--V. 2, p. [397]-412.