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Originally posted by Matthew Glover
Could you guys please let me know where you buy your books from (online)?
I have recently purchased some books from christianbooks.com however they don't have some of the items I'm after. I found another site today however they would not ship to Australia which is important to me!
I'm wondering whether you guys use one or more different sources online.
Cheers,
Matthew
Originally posted by VirginiaHuguenot
I would also add the following:
Peter Reynolds (Used Christian Books) -- http://www.peterreynoldsbooks.co.uk
Crown & Covenant Publications -- http://www.psalms4u.com
Covenanter Press -- http://www.covenanterpress.com.au/
David Lachman (Christian antiquarian books) --
http://www.davidclachman.com/theobookshome.html
Old Paths Publications -- http://www.oldpathspublications.org/
Free Presbyterian Book Room -- http://www.fpbookroom.org/
Reformation Ink -- http://homepage.mac.com/shanerosenthal/reformationink/
P & R Publishing -- http://www.prpbooks.com/
Curt Daniel's Good Books -- http://members.aol.com/goodbooks7/
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Price: $9.99
Originally posted by love2read
By the way. for people living in the UK and maybe even in the US, gowanbooks is definately worth checking out. Do not check the internetsite (not completely updated) but call mr. Gowan. He has a lot and at (very) good prices too. The quality of his books is almost excellent and he has quite some books you might be looking for.
allow me to suggest http://www.pilgrimdiscount.com ... it's a local store here in portland (they ship books too) that has an excellent selection of used books... the only christian bookstore in portland that i'm aware of that has a THEOLOGY section (with tons of reformed resources) and an OLD PATHS section featuring the puritans, augustine, calvin, luther, machen, spurgeon, ryle, etc... i seriously spend so much money there and i still can't afford to get everything i want... alas, they do indeed peddle religious knick-knacks and christian trinkets (yuck), but i guess they have to make some money somehow...
[Edited on 6-16-2006 by dust_and_ashes]
Addall is a really good used book search engine. It will find most of what is out there from many sources.
And of course if you want to read Gordon Clark, then The Trinity Foundation will have what you are looking for. Most Clark books are also available through Amazon.