This is a forwarded message from a.f.c. Don't reply to me for details. -brian. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: 15 Apr 2003 11:30:13 -0700 Newsgroups: alt.folklore.computers Subject: Old Computer Books - what to do? I'm about to do a Major Purge of my library. Part of that library is a collection of old microcomputer books (catalog not yet available - I'll post a pointer when it becomes available), which I kept around for historical purposes. We're talking, Apple II; the original TRS-80, and a big basket of random Bytes and Amiga magazines. Possibly even a Creative Computing or two. Since I'm never going to start a proper historical computer library, I'd like to offer these books to interested parties. Not looking for money or even recognition* here, just space on my bookshelves and Less Stuff to Manage. It was suggested elsewhere that I try here. Also, ebay and half.com have already been mentiioned as possibilities, but I'm after the shelf space not the money. Any ideas? And, yes, interested individuals may apply. - Patrick Connors, lost in his own library, never to return... *My ego claims otherwise and points out that recognition is good, where applicable. My wallet will accept reimbursement for shipping, if offered.