Do you guys own any valuable or rare books? I mean of significant monetary value.
I own the only copy of my diary t b h.
>>7645247
Women & Men and The Consumer
>>7645247
I would really be surprised if anyone could hawk a translation of War & Peace for that much.
You could buy a ton of first editions that will appreciate in value at 8x the rate of that book for 3000 GBP
>>7645281
Both of them are in new condition too.
>>7645272
only one?
I own several copies of my diary
I own a first American edition of Joseph Conrad's 'Youth', I got it at goodwill for $6 and I think its worth around $500 last time I checked
>>7645247
I don't really know, desu. I have an original-ish Catcher in the Rye but it's not 1st edition. I also have a 1st edition For Whom The Bell Tolls but without the dust jacket (so very much reduced in worth). I thought I had a 1st edition In Cold Blood but it turns out its a 1st Book Club edition.
I have an original V, TCoL49 and GR (paperback). They all go for about 200-500 bucks, which is horribly inflated.
Here they are along with all my other pinecones.
>Constance Garnett
>>7645247
I have the Voynich Manuscript. I use it as toilet paper.
>>7645514
A whole grove of pinecones.
Can anyone recommend a place to buy books like this, ie valuable first editions?
Nah mang I'm a reader not a collector.
>>7645535
Coincidental. I have the Declaration of Independence and I use it as toilet paper.
>>7645281
The Gira book? Holy shit
>significant
nope. I do have a first edition of Coleridge's Table Talk but it wasn't expensive.
