Having trouble finding info on The Burr Mcintosh Monthly January 1905,November 1905 and July 1906 any info or where to look for value of books.
Thanks
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melsvarieties Reputation: 14 See melsvarieties' booth |
don’t know if thes will help or if you already checked them out..
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CindyBear Reputation: 3068 See CindyBear's booth |
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Also try looking at images after you do a search. I often find other good sties with listings, besides the usual ones pushed by the search engins.
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AbbysTreasures Reputation: 16 See AbbysTreasures' booth |
Hi,
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They’re both good sites.
Be sure to check what version of a book you have, like edition, publisher, binding etc, because you’ll see titles in every type you can imagine and you want to gauge yours by the identical edition examples. Also, condition is THE most important thing, so check the condition of what you have and compare it to what’s listed because it figures in with the pricing.
Hope that helps :-)
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artsfarm Reputation: 12 See artsfarm's booth |
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