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Published by Martin Robertson, London, 1976; First Edition; xvi + 288 pages, including Introduction, Acknowledgements, extensive Bibliography, Author Index & Subject Index; 16 X 24cm.; "V.G.+" or better red cloth hardback in "V.G." non-price-clipped red/brown/black dustwrapper with only minimal signs of use. ***** A crisp/clean copy of a append now-scarce work.****


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Perhaps you need to be just a little crazy to run a bookshop; a representative of Parkinsons Books will atending the International Snail Racing meeting in Norfolk next weekend. We may well enter a snail trained on Southport beach, where Red Rum was brought to the peak of thoroughbred fitness.

The bargain ginnel was topped up over the weekend with our "50 pence or five for 2" bargains. This was probably the best sales-run ever on ginnel stock. Over the Saturday and Sunday very many books were bought in 10 to 30 batches. There were a fair few in uniform bindings, which probably are now in use as decor items, but many of the more unusual technical items must now be on Ebay.

We have just put a new display case for jewellery in the shop porch, the first of four. Semi-precious stones in settings have always been a good sales line; we intend to build up this stock in the middle price range over the next couple of months. ... Taken From Today's Home Page Jottings.

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