Rare Book Review is the world’s leading magazine for all those who love, collect and/or deal in rare and valuable books. The magazine is illustrated throughout in full colour and is produced to the highest standards. Six issues are published a year.

Formerly the Antiquarian Book Monthly Review, the Rare Book Review covers printed items of all kinds, provided that they are rare and sought-after.

The free trial issue includes such features as: Paul Minet on the Collectability of Queen Elizabeth II, Rare's Top 50 — Annual List of the highest prices achieved at auction, an analysis of Shakespeare’s First Folio as it appears at Sotheby’s auction in July 2006 and Young Gifted and Black the growing market for early African-American works.

Each issue also contains some regular survey items: Auction Previews, a regular chronological Auction Diary, a website of the month and a web directory.