HNW - Of facsimiles & Modelbuchs

[Bonnie Jean Tallman]

Don't know what part of the country you are in but Powells in 
Portland has a hugh selection of used and hard to find books.
It is the biggest bookstore I have found.  They are on the net just
search for Powells Books ( my bookmarks are down8^(( ) or I would 
give you the e-mail.  I have found alot of books there..especially 
period books.
FYI
Bonnie
Boulder Creek, Ca


On  8 Nov 97 at 4:36, Laird Fowler wrote:


Dear Donna H.,
        Thanks for the used bookstore suggestion.  Sorry I wasn't
        clear, but
that's what I meant by "old/used/hard-to-find sources".  We are
fortunate to have several Half Price Bookstores which deal mostly in
used books and that's the only place I've seen a Sibmacher (other than
on friends bookshelves).  In fact I stay on the lookout for more
copies as I have other friends who want a copy, too.  There are also
several businesses i.e. Bette Feinstein, Ruth Kern, Studio Books, etc.
who deal in pre-owned needlework books and I try to stay on their
catalog mailing lists.  I also hit the twice a year Book & Paper shows
and the public library sales; all good sources.  That's what I meant
by "tracking down period material is time consuming" and I thoroughly
enjoy doing it.  pkf (Paula F.)

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