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Posted 5 months ago
Phatbuddha
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Sum of my 18th 19th books found at the dump, there are some great old Leather bound books here. There is a first Ed of Charles dickens the cricket hearth but it was raining that day and it got wet so the cover is in a bad way, which is a shame but it just shows that really good books still coming in.
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I will take some books and put them on here,when I get some time. There is some lovely books here.
nice -- sad with this technology age what we are losing and discarding -- books, handmade items, men's ties -- lovely leather briefcase etc etc etc -- SHAME ON US!! -- glad you retrieved them -- wonderful post thanks for sharing
nice finds,but eh is that dump a shop or even a garbidge yard? well done bro!
would love to come pick you dump ...lol
nice job saving them ....
Wow!..... how wonderful that you have saved them........:-)