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Posted 2 years ago
Kate88
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So, I have this habit of buying old books in foreign languages, preferably in French, which is my second language. I picked this up in a little used book shop in Yuma, AZ about eight years ago. It's part of a larger collection from the Foreign Office Library. I think it has been rebound. It has a lettering guide stamped on the spine, which reads O 2682. It was printed in the mid to late 1800's, I'm pretty sure. I have no idea what the value is. I don't know if it is even worth anything by itself. Any information would be great!
History Books“History repeats itself. Historians repeat each other.” So said the early 2…
Why do you want to know what it is worth? I just downloaded it from
Googlebooks so that I can read it which is the idea of a book. What kind of information are you looking for? Best wishes