Free to a good home (Krause)

3Mark · April 9, 2007 7:01AM

The mailman dropped off new 19th and 20th Century Krauses and that leaves me with a used 35th edition 20th Century (2005) and a used 19th Century 4th edition and I will send them to the first person who PM's me. Yes, that is free including shipping. Looked at some of the pricing in the new books and I wonder where Krause gets its information. 3Mark

koincollect · April 9, 2007 7:04AM

PM sent!

dan8402 · April 9, 2007 7:13AM

Too late again....grrrr

RareBronzeCollector · April 9, 2007 7:38AM

<< <i>The mailman dropped off new 19th and 20th Century Krauses and that leaves me with a used 35th edition 20th Century (2005) and a used 19th Century 4th edition and I will send them to the first person who PM's me. Yes, that is free including shipping. Looked at some of the pricing in the new books and I wonder where Krause gets its information. 3Mark >>

PM sent

DBSTrader2 · April 9, 2007 7:49AM

Maybe the PM's said they didn't need! Can I have them?!

3Mark · April 9, 2007 7:56AM

Thanks for the quick PM's and they went to the first one, koincollect. 3Mark

DesertRat · April 9, 2007 9:10AM

I just got my 1801-1900 in today. The 1901-2006 won't ship until June

koincollect · May 4, 2007 6:54AM

The mailman dropped a big box containing not only the 19th and 20th century catalogs, but also the 17th century one and a bonus coin to boot. This was a India states Mewar city view Rupee. Thanks for everything 3Mark!

lordmarcovan · May 4, 2007 7:19AM

That is generous of you, particularly with the free shipping.

I have leftover 1st Edition 17th century and 2nd Edition 18th century catalogs. I was sorta saving them for Dimitri, who offhandedly mentioned not having coverage back that far, but the cost of shipping them to Greece might be prohibitive.

DBSTrader2 · May 4, 2007 10:09PM

What's the cost of shipping them to an alternate in the States?

Free to a good home (Krause)

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