How many poor men could afford gold letter editions

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The books on explosives they buy? Evidently quite many! Demand for these gold letter books must be so great that they often run out of stock – Or simply chose to take this cover into their special order game for a while. It appears that hired guns are not so much poor men as under-cover agents. This reminds me of that deluxe pamphlet with library binding discussed earlier.

By the way, you can now find Billions for Bankers on the Internet using a search engine. Gordon Press no longer claims to publish this title. After viewing Sheldon Emry’s updated version of this pamphlet, you might want to locate a hard copy edition of Books In Print from about 1990 and verify for yourself that this was the same basic document Gordon Press claimed to publish with a library binding for $79.95.


For die-hard customers really hooked on a title phone number list will help you deal with your compulsion. An example of an out of print book that can be easily found and purchased at a modest price is Richard D. Lamm’s Megatraumas: America at the Year 2000.

Amazon claims that out-of-print materials are easy to order through their Internet site. One simply places the order in the shopping cart icon and fills out the order form. It’s all so quick and simple. They will seek out a used copy through their extensive electronic connections, and within a couple weeks let you know the status of your request. They emphasize that this process is "Risk-Free!" Once a copy of the needed document is found, the Amazon customer is quoted a price at which it can be purchased.