HERB - want a book?

[Christine A Seelye-King]

Just got back yesterday from almost 3 weeks in England, and the current
exchange rate is $ 1.00 = L 1.70.  So your L 2,000.00 would be equal to $
3,400.00.  Yup, we tried not to think about it too much while we were
there.  
	Christianna
On Tue, 06 Oct 1998 10:19:43 -0500 nweders at mail.utexas.edu writes:
> English money is usually set at a pound is equal to 1.50 US money.  
>So the
>books are a little more expensive in American money.  A Book for 2000
>pounds would probably cost around 3000 dollars, which is a little 
>steep for
>me. 
>
>As for getting a getting the catalog I haven't a clue.  This is junk 
>mail
>from a professor who took off the outside label and threw the catalog 
>away.
>  If you live live here in  ansteorra I'm happy to hall it out to an 
>event
>and let you look at it......  I love looking at them and since they  
>are
>illustrated it's a good record for book research and such.   
>
>I'll be happy to post the address in England where it comes from.....
>
>Clare
>
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