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    Posted 13 years ago

    seapalmer
    (2 items)

    We recently picked several old books at a book sale. While the condition is only mediocre to good, we did find some interesting ones including these two. The one of the left is a first edition of an early Winston Churchill novel called Savrola. The one on the right is, I think, a first edition (of some kind) of Ben Hur. We picked several others I am curious about. Any experts out there on old books? Values? Where/how to market them? We paid about fifty cents for each book.

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    1. Vestaswind Vestaswind, 13 years ago
      There are many things you need in order to find the value of a book
      Date
      Publisher
      From there you take off here and there for condition. Dust jacket, binding ect..
    2. seapalmer, 13 years ago
      Thanks for your comment. This is the info:
      Ben Hur, 1880, Harper & Brothers - Franklin Square
      Savrola, 1900, Longmans, Green, and Co. (the copywright date actually says 1899)

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