Re: Brisbane tram question

I am sure the book was reprinted recently. I saw a copy at Train
World at East Brighton a couple of weeks ago.
Paul in Melbourne

--- In TramsDownUnder@y..., "exchange19" <drevis@l...> wrote:

Why not try the Brisbane Tram Museum? I'm sure I saw a copy in

their

sales area a few months back for $10 something.
David in Brisbane


--- In TramsDownUnder@y..., "Donald Galt" <galtfd@a...> wrote:

On 5 Dec 2002 at 12:27, Tony Bailey wrote:

Berkelouw's (Are they still in Berrima?) have to maintain their

reputation

(and lifestyle's) are dealers in "rare books". Doe sit say

which

edition?

Doe sit? Command heard in a cervine obedience school?

Actually, didn't check that far. I'd assume it to be 1977.

Perhaps the people in HOU have big overheads.

Or just big heads.

It's not so surprising for books to be higher overseas. 37.50 USD

for a 60-page

paperback is a wee bit steep, but not unknown for books OoP.

Maybe

it costs

BECKER more to keep the caps lock on.

Things don't always go badly for us outlanders. I bought some of

my

Keenan

Sydney tramways books from Alibris (used but immaculate) for much

less than the

ARHS price, and without having to pay international postage. Had

I

known, I

could have got a clean copy of the Southeastern volume from them

as

well,

instead of the water-damaged one purchased from a used bookshop

in

Oz. Nothing

against the bookseller - the volume was out of print and I

grabbed

for it. Nor

nothing against ARHS, they've been exemplary. Alibris having the

books in stock

was just fortuitous.

Don

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