If we cannot be free, at least we can be P&P only

[j4]

Three Georgette Heyer books have recently come into my possession, and I don't intend for them to stay there. So the following are on offer:

"Arabella"
"The Grand Sophy"
"The Foundling"

All hardback, 1940s/50s book club editions, no dustjackets, a bit faded and whatnot, but FREE. (I don't want to have to pay to get rid of them, so if you're not in Cambridge you'll have to either pay for postage or come up with a cunning way of collecting them.)

Comments

[damned-colonial.livejournal.com]

YES PLEASE. Will pay postage.

[damned-colonial.livejournal.com]

Um, just to clarify: I have these in cheapass paperback, which I will hand on to some other deserving soul when I've replaced them with hardbacks.

[j4.livejournal.com]

Seriously? Aren't you in, um, foreign somewhere? *waves hands vaguely*

Anyway email me a snailmail address & I'll stick them in the post -- oh, & let me know how fast or cheap you want the postage to be (I'd normally do printed-paper rate to Abroad, because it's cheap, but I think it's very slow) -- and I'll let you know how much the postage costs, etc., etc.

[damned-colonial.livejournal.com]

I'm in Canada. Can you find out what it would cost to get it here within 4 weeks? After that I'm moving to Australia. I can reimburse you most easily with online things... LJ paid time, or amazon gift certs, or paypal, or whatever.

[dorianegray.livejournal.com]

Yesyesyespleasepleaseplease!

I've just started collecting Heyer hardbacks and haven't got any of these. And I know someone who wants my copy of "Arabella" if I get a new one. :-)

[dorianegray.livejournal.com]

Oh. Someone beat me to it. Ah well.