Re: More comments re: rec.arts.books.marketplace and biblio

[Samuel Wheeler <SWHEELER@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>]

I have found Biblio to be a mix of antiquarian and popular, and have
 contributed some of both:
     recent acquisitions via biblio: Henry More's The Grand Mystery of
                                              Godliness, 1660
                                    Taylor's Aristotle's Ethics, etc.,
                                      2d ed, 1818


     recent sales via biblio: Chamber's Encyclopedia, 1728
                              1688 treatise on Shroud of Turin
                              misc Aldines
                              Kenneth Patchen limited/signed 1946
                               etc.
                              misc soft-core photography, sleaze
                              Swinburne 1st editions.
Perhaps not all popular. I was also able to discuss some oddities in my
copy of John Dewey's Psychology with a Dewey collector, find a collector
who wanted beat-up 16th century ecclesiastical histories, etc.