I bought a magnificent and heavy book…
I bought a magnificent and heavy book on Railway Carriage - Car Maker's Dictionary 1906. when it arrived in Australia it was in excellent condition exactly as they'd described and photographed on their website.
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In Cleveland, Ohio. Zubal Books was established in 1963 by John T. Zubal. Out-of-print stock of close to 5,000,000 volumes of scholarly and rare books in the fields of Literary Criticism and Biography, History, Philosophy, Science, Anthropology and Archaeology, Religion, Historiography, Linguistics, Occult and Fiction.
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I bought a magnificent and heavy book on Railway Carriage - Car Maker's Dictionary 1906. when it arrived in Australia it was in excellent condition exactly as they'd described and photographed on their website.
Bought from them on ABE and they cancelled order immediately after purchase. Not good.
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