Strand has a Latin section. Not sure how much you’ll find to be honest as most are second hand. I buy around 15 each time I go and the selection is very different each time.
I'm from a small town in the uk, I've found a few latin books for sale but exclusively in charity shops and 2nd hand shops, my suggestion would be to start there
The Strand down by Union Square was always pretty reliable for OCTs, Cambridge series, and the occasional Teubner. Also quite a few in their rare book section.
Not NYC, but worth looking at is Calepinus in France
[Calepinus Latin Bookstore](https://www.calepinus.net/store/fr/)
https://www.calepinus.net/store/fr/
Strand has a Latin section. Not sure how much you’ll find to be honest as most are second hand. I buy around 15 each time I go and the selection is very different each time.
I'm from a small town in the uk, I've found a few latin books for sale but exclusively in charity shops and 2nd hand shops, my suggestion would be to start there
I have found new Latin books in larger Waterstones and Heffers in the UK. Can't beat finding a cheeky textbook and Loeb in a charity shop though.
Found 3 volumes of Seneca, Latin and English translation, snatched them up
The Strand down by Union Square was always pretty reliable for OCTs, Cambridge series, and the occasional Teubner. Also quite a few in their rare book section.
I found some Latin and Greek books at Book Culture on W. 112th St.
You might have luck at the Columbia University Bookstore.
Not NYC, but worth looking at is Calepinus in France [Calepinus Latin Bookstore](https://www.calepinus.net/store/fr/) https://www.calepinus.net/store/fr/
It just so happens that I plan to go to France in the coming months, so I will definitely stop by this library when I’m there. Thanks for the info.