Helpful Bookseller links

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Per Stan's request, here is a repost of a 2018 thread I authored :

Quite a while ago (actually 12 years [now 15 years] ago, based on my notes , I started a list of helpful bookseller links. 

I recently pulled out my old notes and, not surprisingly, some of the sites no longer exist or they exist in a changed form, under different URLs.

I thought it might be helpful to booksellers to post some of these links and I'll add a few each day until I exhaust my limited resources.  

Feel free to add any bookselling-related links!  I just ask that you keep it concise and follow my format of specifying the type of link in one sentence and then posting the link directly under that. 

Here are my first few:

Detailed visual site on "The Little Prince" and its publishing history:

http://www.petit-prince-collection.com/index.php

Edward Gorey bibliography site:

http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ch.cgi?1880

Chronological list of the best selling 20th century novels:

https://www.uticapubliclibrary.org/resources/literature-and-film-guides/classic-and-best-selling-fic...

Frank Frazetta bibliography site:

http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?1825

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Not certain how useful this is during the pandemic: Book Sale Finder.

Please advise if anyone on the BSB has successfully used this in the past year.

Similarly the previous Americana Exchange is now Rare Book Hub.

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Lincoln's "The 100 bestselling used books from 2000 - 2015".

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I'm not certain the author of this information, however new booksellers might find it interesting, Millers Identifying First Editions.

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Trussel's website is still available, containing all sorts of good to great information on bookselling and book collecting.