>x-no-archive: yes > >I have hundreds of computer-related books for sale for the following computers: > > Amiga > Atari 8-bit > Apple II series & IIGS > Commodore 64/128 > IBM compatible > TI-99/4A > >The majority of my computer books are for IBM and Apple series. There are a >handful of books for the other computers listed. > >I also have a few dozen electronic data books, mostly from the 1980's. I'd be >happy with $2 or $3 each for most of the data books. > >I have a large number of books about DBase III+ and IV books, older releases of >AutoCAD, and programming languages such as C and Pascal. There are also a >handful of technical, electronic, physics and math text books. > >In general I don't expect a whole lot for old books of any kind, so I'm looking >for offers in the $1-$5 each range on most, with the exception of some of the >more valuable reference/text books. > >I am trying to sell some of my books because I'm going to be moving >long-distance in a few months and I need to thin them out. I am trying to >organize my book list by computer type and sort out the ones I want to keep from >the ones I want to sell. Unfortunately the list is a bit mixed up at this point, >but if you have a little patience you can use your browser to search through it. >Then make offers on anything that interests you and I'll let you know if I will >sell it for that. > >A word of warning: Most of my stuff is at least 5 years old, so if you are >looking for new or cutting edge stuff, I probably won't have it. If you >are looking for rare, older stuff, I might have it. Check out my web >page for lists and details at: > > http://www.silcom.com/~tiger > >The email address provided above is invalid to discourage spam. My real email >address can be found on my web page. Thank you.