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Max Harzof
Max Harzof (1875 – January 3, 1942) known just as Harzof, was an American bookseller who was the owner of the Lexington Bookshop in New York. During his career, he handled many rare books, including items from the library of Herman Melville. ==Early life== Harzof was born in Vienna, Austria-Hungary. According to David A. Randall, Harzof's father decided to emigrate to America after he and his family were pushed off the sidewalk and into the gutter by a group of soldiers. The family arrived in New York City in 1881. Harzof attended grade school in the city until he was twelve years old and then obtained a job as an office boy with the booksellers F.W. Christern & Co.
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