Job lot

[Greyman 31,763]

Not to worried if they go in my storage for another ten years but am packing my stuff into plastic crates before moving out in the next few weeks, but if there are any private book collectors out there that would like to buy a job lot please p,m me, there are 17  in total, makes you wonder were it’s all gone when you start looking through your old stuff, good memory’s but also a bit sad , hope I,m allowed to do this if not please feel free to remove and accept my apology’s

[Daniel cain 48,893]

How much do you want for them all P? 

[Greyman 31,763]

1 hour ago, Daniel cain said:

How much do you want for them all P? 

Was hoping some book expert would tell me mate, it’s a hard one as I,m not to worried about getting shot have a reasonable size lock up and dry plastic crates so can just stack them, I,ve seen at least one of them change hands for £150, but if you fancy them we can sort something out after I move mate  just found another crate full of old fishing books as well under the bed with some crackers in

Edited November 6, 2020 by Greyman

[TRUEBRIT66 2,128]

21 minutes ago, Greyman said:

Was hoping some book expert would tell me mate, it’s a hard one as I,m not to worried about getting shot have a reasonable size lock up and dry plastic crates so can just stack them, I,ve seen at least one of them change hands for £150, but if you fancy them we can sort something out after I move mate  just found another crate full of old fishing books as well under the bed with some crackers in

Hi mate, this place might give you a idea, obviously 1st editions/specials etc would command better money   

https://www.anglebooks.com/

[Daniel cain 48,893]

Badger digging and the paperback working terrier year books by harcombe I'm most interested in

[Greyman 31,763]

18 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

Badger digging and the paperback working terrier year books by harcombe I'm most interested in

I,ll pack it all away in airtight box,s and we,ll sort something out in the new year mate , just found an old pike fishing book under my bed that’s on the list truebrit put up for £400 and a copy of waiting for waddle by Phil Thompson, this could be a very lucrative  day

[Greyman 31,763]

1 hour ago, sid g said:

you know it mate but only worth what someones willing to pay ,,,, selling ems the hard part  get it all gone fook the cost of storage off my brother  had a load of gear in storage while they went abroad to run a bar by the time he `d payed his storage and he needed it he could of bought it all twice over ...

It’s ok it’s my own lockup so won’t be costing me, a friend of mine done simular to your brother when he got divorced, put all his gear in storage and went off lorry driving for 11 years cost of storage was more than if he had bought it all new and most of it was dated shit when he got it out, am downsizing a lot so just need to get it boxed up I can go through all this stuff once I’m settled and get sold what needs selling

[Squirrel_Basher 17,102]

Hang on to it all Frank .Will only  gain value never lose ,

[king 12,030]

Feet up by the stove on a cold evening mid winter on the boat.a good time to read a book GM 

[ArchieHood 3,692]

18 minutes ago, king said:

Feet up by the stove on a cold evening mid winter on the boat.a good time to read a book GM 

Never one to miss an opportunity.....

 

[Squirrel_Basher 17,102]

Does he catch hares single handed !!!

[king 12,030]

2 minutes ago, ArchieHood said:

Never one to miss an opportunity.....

 

That's impressive fair play to him..

 

[ginger beard 4,653]

Lazy b*****d should get a job.

well done that man really