ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Why Every American Should Know, a publisher's broadside pamphlet. 32 p, softcover, binding is OK however getting loose @ cover, many photos, facts, newspaper cartoons that aren't in the book, a rare item.
---> Item Specifics are located at top of listing, along with photos <---SHIPPING:
Everything ships with tracking numbers. I ship most everything through the Post Office. If you desire different - UPS, or FedEx, for instance, or quicker service like Express Mail - no big deal just ask and I'll get you a quote for the adjust rate.SHIPPING DISCOUNTS: I don't charge full price for shipping multiple items. I'm not that technical of a guy, and I can't figure out how to make fair shipping discounts automatic too - much like algebra for me. Please ask me how much combined orders would cost to ship; I can tell you they are always less to ship than the posted stock shipping prices would add up to; you will get a shipping discount with multiple purchases.
I am not allowed to have you over here at this location due to homeowners, insurance, and government regulations, however if you are local I can meet you nearby for $1.50 to pick up items.All USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate Boxes are available - just ask, and stuff as many books as you can into one! (Media Mail is still less most of the time.).Registered Mail Service available.INTERNATIONAL: Due to technical limitations, I only list USPS Priority Mail Rates here. First Class International Mail is available, however I will have to weigh the item to figure the cost. For example, for Canada it is around $6.00 for most books. Please ask for a quote - and remember, some books are too heavy for this service that cuts off at 3 pounds.
APO/FPO Flat Rate Priority Mail Boxes are available for eligible addresses. The cost is $12.95 for all the books you can fit in one.
I'll ship international to anywhere! Email me for rates to places not listed; otherwise rates are in the auction. Sometimes I make a mistake, and may have a lightweight item listed under (higher) international shipping flat rate. Let me know if I do this! NOTE: This does not apply to export prohibited items.
NOTE: Since most International orders are sent with Flat Rate Envelopes or Boxes, you can purchase additional books if they will fit in the package! Ask me!
Airmail M-Bags (media bags) are available for International shipments of media items. These take a LONG time, but are low cost - the first 11 pounds to:
Canada $27.99 & $2.55 each additional pound;
Mexico $29.99 & $2.65 each additional pound;
Europe & Japan $55.99 & $2.55 each additional pound;
Australia $56.99 & $5.10 each additional pound.
International Buyers – Please Note:
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.
TURNAROUND: Items are shipped within 24 hours of payment. Nothing is shipped on Saturday (usually) or Sundays (post office is closed!). I will email you tracking information when the item is packed.
PACKING: I am aware how to pack items, and have purchased / scavenged for appropriate supplies. If you have any special packing needs, let me know. I'm not going to pack a $200 book in a bubble wrap envelope; don't worry, you'll get a box. My labels are laser printed no handwritten junk. I recycle as I am able to and will pass on that discount, when available
PAYMENT: I accept PayPal, Moneybookers, and PayMate at this time.
QUESTIONS ? Quis Voco?:
If you are not happy, please contact me. If you have questions, please contact me; I'll even be happy to provide my phone number so we can talk about items. I know I am not the best photographer in the world; I got a good camera, I just don't work it well, but I'll be happy to provide better pics if you need them. Any question is a good question!
I was a collector however my health is failing, so I am selling everything I own.
Yes, I do have some experience - I sold books and antiques in the 1990's, and even worked for a (live old style country "colonel") auctioneer when a teenager - and have always collected items. I have a large reference library about collectibles, so I am not ignorant of what is desirable, and how to describe things.
