Hi
I am cleaning out my study this morning. I have many National Geographic (60's), Popular Mechanics(50's and on) Omni (70's and 80's), 150 Sci-Fi PBs (60's - 80's) by Bradbury, Simak, Clarke, Niven and others, about 20 hardcover Basic Computer programming texts (80's).
I imagine some of these would be worth something to someone. I would hate to destroy them. Any takers or suggestions?
Bruce Penney
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QUOTE (brupen+Nov 23 2007, 03:52 PM)
Popular Mechanics(50's and on)
I'd be interested in the Popular Mechanics.
- Gehn
I'd be interested in the Popular Mechanics.
- Gehn
Gehn, Another suggestion, put them on the closest "Craigslist" for your community, in either the "for sale" or "free" categories, if they have that in Scotland! http://sandiego.craigslist.org will link to my closest one and there are others around America that can be searched for from the opening page. I hope there is something similar around the world! Thank you for the investiture into the Forum Mafia!
Thank you for the investiture into the Forum Mafia!
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