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Booksforever
My wife is a librarian and just received a catalog from a place I believe many
here would enjoy. (And I don't remember it mentioned before.) Try this website: booksforever.com. Great place for archival materials. Dave |
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Hi Dave,
That is indeed a useful site - Thanks for pointing it out! :-) I'm in the midst of reorganizing my collection of literary ephemera and I'm going to need to pick up some extra storage/display items soon, so that might really come in handy. cheers & gracias ~ Denise |
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This is a marketing front for Gaylord (check the remittance address in the
customer service section, and most of the catalog links). Not new stuff, but a pretty smart re-naming move that should help more customers find them -- and maybe take a chunk out of Brodart's market share? Bob Print Matters! Used & Rare Books http://www.abebooks.com/home/printmat |
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Ah, I hadn't noticed that. Pretty clever!
"Bob Riedel" wrote in message ... This is a marketing front for Gaylord (check the remittance address in the customer service section, and most of the catalog links). Not new stuff, but a pretty smart re-naming move that should help more customers find them -- and maybe take a chunk out of Brodart's market share? Bob Print Matters! Used & Rare Books http://www.abebooks.com/home/printmat |
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