Saturday, 17 September 2022

Ramsgate 1966 Guide

 At the end of a busy day as a shop assistant here at Michael's Bookshop in Ramsgate what you get is a few pages from one of the local books we publish.









We are closed until Wednesday and looking forward to the break as it has been so busy. Too busy to do the buy it now button for the 1966 guide so if you want it at the moment you will have to come to the bookshop.

I have been working on our military book section today, taking every book off the shelves and checking the price against the books online to make sure we are competitive. 

Having previously just done the English Topography and local history sections I am coming to the conclusion that there hasn't been much in the way of inflation in secondhand non-fiction book prices in the UK during the last four years. Overall I have been reducing prices on about 25% of the books on the shelves. We put a date code on when we price so it's a pretty good indicator.




1 comment:

  1. I think that the sailing ship on the front cover is the New Endeavour, captained by captain Keeble,who later brought the Black Opal to Ramsgate

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