Nov 14 2000
Pete
Thank you for your suggestion: I have many out of print books to find and
I shall give a try to alibris.com!
YES! What you paid for the Crimson book is a very good price!
Thank you again!
Raimondo - MVPA 15878 & IMPS 2320
(Need forpresents or collection Decorative Ceramics? For the best,
handmade, original, Italian Ceramics of Capodimonte, please click here:
http://www.ceramicsofnaples.it)
At 22.22 13/11/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello Raimondo,
>
>I paid US$30 plus US$3 shipping from New York to Maine. That was less
>than the
>book originally cost. I have always found the prices to be reasonable;
>probably more "second hand" than "antiquarian". I believe you can
>specify how
>much you are willing to pay for a book when you put it on your wish>list.
My>brother is a historian who works for the National Park Service and
he>tells me>that alibris.com is the best out of print book source he's
found. Check>them>out.
>
>Pete Davis
>pandr@cybertours.com
>
>"Raimondo L. Torelli" wrote:
>
>> Nov 13 2000
>>
>> Thank you for the suggestion: how about prices? Are the prices just
>> second-hand book prices or... antiquarian prices?
>> How much did you pay your Crimson book?
>> BTW, I am Head Librarian in a Scientific Research Institute. I like MV book
>> and modelling books and I have tried in the past some on-line
>> second-hand/out-of-print sources... and I can assure you that the prices
>> were very high (hence "Antiquarian prices!").
>>
>> Thank you for any comment/help.
>>
>> Regards and
>> Keep Them Rolling!
>>
>> Raimondo - MVPA 15878 & IMPS 2320
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29 : Sun Dec 03 2000 - 20:29:52 PST