Ken Sanders Rare Books

Yeah they do buy old books, depending on the subject matter, condition, etc

Ken Sanders is very reputable and very knowlagble staff as well they have never steered me wrong contact them

I'm certain they do! The older the better!

I think Lynn Jarvis decided to ask a question to the people who own the bookstore. Lynn Jarvis may not be aware that instead of asking the people who own the bookstore, he or she managed to ask any person who has ever previously reviewed Ken Sanders on Google. given the fact that many people seem to make this mistake, it is either a generational Gap, or a fundamental user experience error made by Google when designing the Google Maps interface. I would like to think it's a little bit from column A and A little bit from column B. Either way, Lynn, you should be aware that this is not the place to ask your question. This is the place to ask a question such as "does this place buy used books?" or "does this place have a powered bidet with a high pressure setting for public use?"

I did not and I was not looking for them. Im sure if you call they can answer your question.

It would depend on the exact condition of the book and its completeness. The trend in collecting these days is "unsophisticated" meaning leaving books in their original condition. You might wish to consider have a good bookbinder make a clamshell box for your treasure. Ken Sanders

Like Alexander said... Limiting the number of people in the store, requiring masks, and asking people to social distance. They have signs posted throughout as well.

I thought I saw some Anima there. There are definitely comics.

I thought a tale of two cities was release in 1859 by Chapman and Hall. plus the. original had a red cloth and on page 213 there is an miss marinated. issue. is the webster dictionary polish by a converse 1828. what are the conditions and your asking price

Really depends on which magazines. Call the store and ask.

That quite possibly would be at a library. Not necessarily a rare book yet. Check on line with Ken Sanders. You will get an answer from him promptly.

Ken would definitely be able to help you answer this.

You're going to have to bring it in. You can check in Bookfinder.com for your particular version and get an idea, but pretty much every rare book dealer will need to see the book in person. Go in, they're nice there. 😁

We have occult books, but I've never seen any Ouija Boards...

Well editions do change. Things could be added that were not in the original. Sometimes a new forward or afterwards. Spelling errors could be corrected ect. Normally people want the dust cover it can make a HUGE difference of price.

If they dont, they will get it, or direcr you to where you can

Whst exactly is this book? Fiction? If it is a rare book, concerning history of any kimd,especially Utah history, Ken Sanders will buy it.

The store has an amazing collection of interesting books, 1st editions and so much more. Most certainly best to shop in person and let Ken or his knowledgeable staff help you to explore fully.