Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/02/19
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I suspect that the book dealers who make up the Alibris network believe that anything having to do with Leicas (on topic) should automatically carry a three figure price tag. Copies of the Osterloh book on the M, for example, had asking prices well above $100, as I recall. But then again, here in the United States, one can ask whatever price one wants. Now on the other hand, I have picked up some titles related to other interests at very reasonable prices and most recently snagged a copy of "Men of the Saddle" with the dust jacket for an obscenely low price (sorry, Ted). Roy On 19 Feb 00, at 21:10, Bill Caldwell wrote: > SNIP -- > > Good luck, they are not cheap! > > > > John Collier > > SNIP -- > > John, Paul and others, > > No ALIBRIS is not cheap. A book that I have on the self, the on-line > store wants $203 for -- Hasbroeck,Paul-Henry van, "The Leica: A History > Illustrating Every Model and Accessory," 1st edition (1983). Mine is > signed by the author. I best re-read that book tonight. Goodnite all. > > Bill Caldwell > Northern Virginia >