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Topic review - Warship, Volumes 1-12
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  Post subject:  Re: Warship, Volumes 1-12  Reply with quote
MartinJQuinn wrote:
I recently acquired the book collection of an older gent - a WW2 USN vet and a friend- who has passed away. In his collection he had Warship, volumes 1 through 12, with the exception of Volume 11. He also had the 1989, 1990 and 1991 editions.

Are these worth anything?


Martin,
You can always check their values by doing a book search for them and you will see what dealers worldwide are asking for certain volumes. I expect the 1-12 are probably on that 20-30 pound range or $35-55 here in the US. Search the 'advanced book search' , 'worldwide option' at usedbooksearch.co.uk/books.htm This will pull up dealers from most major internet book sites. Good Luck!

Bob B.
Post Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 11:27 am
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David Griffith wrote:
Dear Martin,

If these are the hard bound volumes with four quarterly issues in each, then my local secondhand bookshop usually sells them for about £30 each. Personally, I'd keep them unless I already had a copy. Lucky you!

Regards,

David Griffith


David,

Thanks. Yes, they are the hardbound volumes and yes, I'm inclined to keep them - just wasnt sure if what I had stumbled upon was worth anything!

Appreciate your response.
Post Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 11:27 am
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Dear Martin,

If these are the hard bound volumes with four quarterly issues in each, then my local secondhand bookshop usually sells them for about £30 each. Personally, I'd keep them unless I already had a copy. Lucky you!

Regards,

David Griffith
Post Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 10:08 am
  Post subject:  Warship, Volumes 1-12  Reply with quote
I recently acquired the book collection of an older gent - a WW2 USN vet and a friend- who has passed away. In his collection he had Warship, volumes 1 through 12, with the exception of Volume 11. He also had the 1989, 1990 and 1991 editions.

Are these worth anything?
Post Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 9:36 pm

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