Great Description
Gordon Neavill
aa3401 at wayne.edu
Mon Jul 3 12:14:51 EDT 2006
It depends on who did the underlining. I think it was the University of Chicago library that sold a duplicate copy of a 17th century printed book only to discover later that it had been annotated by Galileo.
Barry
---- Original message ----
>Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2006 15:35:10 GMT
>From: "JOSEPH HILL" <goodbooks at webtv.net>
>Subject: Great Description
>To: modlib at algol.owu.edu
>
> On a set of books on ebay, read the following in the
> description.
> "Very neat underlining on all volumes,"
> Now, how cann you pass on that lot?
>
> SPECIALIZE IN MODERN LIBRARY
> FOLIO SOCIETY OF LONDON
> LOEB CLASSICAL LIBRARY
> EVERYMAN'S LIBRARY
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