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26 November 2005, 05:51 AM
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Bookseller to recommend
Hello Forumites,
While I was reading some posts about books here, I went to check with a bookseller I've purchased from in the past. I see that he has some competitive prices on his books and the dust jackets always come in a protective cover. There is a small inventory of WW1 subjects. I'd highly recommend this bookseller. http://www.civilwarmall.com/bookseller/files/wwi.htm C. Clayton Thompson - Bookseller VBR..FliegerJG1
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29 November 2005, 10:17 AM
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I have also purchased books from Jerboa-Redcap Books, at:
http://www.jerboa-redcap-books.com/ They are pretty good, failing that I always check for specific books on Abe Books http://www.abebooks.com/ It is surprising what is listed on Abe Books from around the world in old bookstores. |
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1 December 2005, 08:51 PM
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another great site (now affiliated with abebooks) is bookfinder.com
www.bookfinder.com it is a search engine of sorts for booksellers
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1 December 2005, 11:02 PM
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Edward R. Hamilton Bookseller
Dear Forum members, Over the years, I have found that Edward R. Hamilton, Bookseller in CT has a surprising number of WWI books available at really deep discounts. Right now they are offering Norman Franks book on WWI German Aces for $44.95. Their web site is edwardrhamilton.com or just type Edward R. Hamilton, Bookseller on a search engine. I hope this helps out. VR, Roadhog "Memento mori."
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Have bought from and highly recommend http://www.byrdaviationbooks.com/
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2 December 2005, 01:34 PM
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In addition to abebooks another I like to use to search for out of print titles is www.alibris.com. Between the two there is rarley a text that I haven't been able to find at least one copy of (although sometimes at rather higher prices than I expected... as was recently the case when I looked up Aviatory Extraordinary, the text on Sidney Cotton).
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