Page 1 of Which website is good for out of print books?

Any ideas?

Gaz

Do a Google search for shops in your area, those that don`t sell online usually do mail order. What area do you live in? Cos I know a few in Sheffield.

Nick Langham

An obvious one, but Amazon (UK & US) are often good for picking up OOP stuff. I`ve bought quite a few OOP books through their "Marketplace".

A decent UK site is www.paperbackshop.co.uk - I`ve picked up one or two older, rarer books from there at pretty decent prices.

Dazza.

Nick, please tell me the ones in Sheffield as I live there and am looking for a few out of print books.

Cheers

Steve

try
http://www.alibris.com/

My dad uses this website for all his book searches esp for s/h stuff - just watch out for U.S. postage costs though if buying from any of the U.S. based shops

Many of them will quote you the postage if asked.

http://www.addall.com/used/

Hope this helps

:-)

This item was edited on Thursday, 13th March 2003, 08:35

Steve

"Rare and Racey" on Division Street and there is also a shop at Commonside (number 95 bus from town), but I`ll double check the Commonside one for you cos its been a while since I`ve been down that way.

Nick

Thanks to everyone that replied.

Gaz

Steve - there`s also a rare/2nd hand bookshop on Sharrowvale road, near Hunters Bar roundabout - just behind Ecclesall road. Get on one of 82, 83, 86, or 74/74A from outside Virgin in town to go up eccey road.

Hodge

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Try www.abebooks.com which is one of the biggest sites of its type on the web.