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Looking for an out of print book

Discussion in 'Books & Publications Forum' started by go2church, Dec 6, 2002.

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  1. go2church

    go2church Active Member
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    I need a copy of Introducing the Old Testament by Cylde T. Francisco. Any help? Tried most of the internet places and the copies they had were already sold.
     
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  2. Jeff Weaver

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    Try Abebooks. I did a search there and turned up several copies. Click here for Abebooks

    This is the place to check first when looking for something out of print.

    Jeff
     
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    Thanks for the info, I have a copy on it's way!
     
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  4. Karen

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    I have often had success finding unusual books at alibris.com.

    Karen
     
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  5. Jeff Weaver

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    Karen

    Alibris is a good source, but there are many more bookshops participating in Abebooks, and the chances are better of finding what you are after and at a better price. Alibris tends to be a bit upscale. I have used them both, and much prefer Abebooks. I used to frequent Bibliofind, but Amazon bought them out so that went kaput. BTW, some of the descriptions, in/out of print data on Amazon.com is erroneous.

    Jeff
     
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