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<DIV>Go to <A href="http://www.abebooks.com">www.abebooks.com</A> and do a
search for the book. You will get a listing of dealers who are selling the
book. It is often surprising how many copies of old, out-of-print books
are out there. The descriptions list condition and price. In this
way you will be able to make an educated guess about the appropriate price for
this particular copy of the book. If you don't find a copy of the book
listed then that also may be an indication that the book is somewhat rare and
the selling price will rise accordingly. The general rule is that a local
history book usually sells at a higher price in the locality about which it
was written. A book about Oregon history sitting on a shelf in a Kansas
used book store is often a fraction of the price of the same book sitting at
Powell's. However, websites like Abebooks are changing that somewhat by
advertising obscure books in obscure locations to the world at large.</DIV>
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<DIV>Carla</DIV></FONT></BODY></HTML>