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Biblio

Biblio offers nearly 100 million used books and rare books for sale from professional antiquarian booksellers around the world. Uncommonly good books found here.

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Is biblio.com trusted for international shipment?
Just happened to find a bargain (lol) and the easiest way to buy this book without redirecting via shipment routers is biblio.com. Source: 5 months ago
Don Talbot books
Biblio.com has them...might be a bit hit and miss though. Source: 10 months ago
A place to give old cook books to? explanation in comments.
If it’s items like this you could try selling through biblio.com - I collected this whole series through Biblio and paid decent money for some of the rarer ones. Source: about 1 year ago
Found an early hardcover copy of The Shining by Stephen King at my local Goodwill. I only paid 25 cents for it because the cashier accidentally rang it up as a paperback.
From biblio.com: "Published in 1977, the first editions published by Doubleday have “First Edition” on the copyright page and R49 code printed on the bottom inside corner of page 447." FWIW, in very good to fine condition, first editions with this dust cover range in price from $750-$6000. Source: about 1 year ago
From where do you guys get first edition books?
Biblio.com, ebay, and the occasional lucky used bookstore find. Mostly the first two, though you have to be extra wary you're getting what you think you're getting, ie they didn't just use a catalog picture and the actual item is a more recent/damaged edition. Source: over 1 year ago