Re: Out-of-Print Vendor Suggestions

Otto Harrassowitz does an excellent job with foreign materials.  You best bet may be to search on Amazon Marketplace for materials if you have the time and staff.
However, beware of “bookjackers” – these are individuals/companies that do have any of their own stock.  They list other folks stuff as their own at highly inflated prices.
Here’s an article by a reputable out-of-print bookseller, Zubals:  http://www.zubalbooks.com/article-bookjacking.jsp


Midwest Library Service can search for out-of-print titles but will charge a service fee.
You can search across a number of out-of-print websites with the metasearch engines:
http://www.addall.com/used

http://www.vialibri.net


Please feel free to contact me if you need any additional advice or information.
Best regards,
Narda Tafuri


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Hi,
  I am looking for recommendations of reliable out-of-print vendors.  Specialties in foreign and AV material would be great too.  Any suggestions?
  Thanks so much,
         Stephanie

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Case Western Reserve University
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