Soloist wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2024 9:43 pm
Wife: ironically, the most recent post on the booksellers group on cloudveil is an autographed copy of the earth is the Lord’s. doesn’t look that exciting to me (judging by its cover), but they’re taking offers.
As in John Ruth’s book?
Wife:Yep. On a CloudVeil/telegram group for selling books. Maybe they looked here and decided now was the time to sell.
“Autographed copy of The Earth Is the Lord’s by John L. Ruth. This book is in good condition. It has a few marks on the edge that are pictured and smells just a little musty. Make an offer.”
Soloist wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2024 9:43 pm
Wife: ironically, the most recent post on the booksellers group on cloudveil is an autographed copy of the earth is the Lord’s. doesn’t look that exciting to me (judging by its cover), but they’re taking offers.
It is an Anabaptist History Book. And it does have a lot of Lancaster County Pa., history, which is why it is interesting to me.
Wife: Im sure it probably is, and I’m a history nerd too. The prices I’ve heard from eBay/auctions just sound like all hubbys nursing textbooks put together plus some. That’s a case where I would look at it carefully at one of the historical libraries.
We were talking about how we might spend up to 100 for something like the second Hutterite chronicles, but I can’t imagine spending 300-700 on any book by choice.
Soloist wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2024 9:43 pm
Wife: ironically, the most recent post on the booksellers group on cloudveil is an autographed copy of the earth is the Lord’s. doesn’t look that exciting to me (judging by its cover), but they’re taking offers.
As in John Ruth’s book?
Wife:Yep. On a CloudVeil/telegram group for selling books. Maybe they looked here and decided now was the time to sell.
“Autographed copy of The Earth Is the Lord’s by John L. Ruth. This book is in good condition. It has a few marks on the edge that are pictured and smells just a little musty. Make an offer.”
Soloist wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2024 9:43 pm
Wife: ironically, the most recent post on the booksellers group on cloudveil is an autographed copy of the earth is the Lord’s. doesn’t look that exciting to me (judging by its cover), but they’re taking offers.
It is an Anabaptist History Book. And it does have a lot of Lancaster County Pa., history, which is why it is interesting to me.
Wife: Im sure it probably is, and I’m a history nerd too. The prices I’ve heard from eBay/auctions just sound like all hubbys nursing textbooks put together plus some. That’s a case where I would look at it carefully at one of the historical libraries.
We were talking about how we might spend up to 100 for something like the second Hutterite chronicles, but I can’t imagine spending 300-700 on any book by choice.
Call the Hutterite colony at Altona. They likly don’t have it, but can point you to people who do. That is how I got mine. Did not cost that much. Also, likely it will come from Canada, bu sure ans make the conversation.
Soloist wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2024 9:43 pm
Wife: ironically, the most recent post on the booksellers group on cloudveil is an autographed copy of the earth is the Lord’s. doesn’t look that exciting to me (judging by its cover), but they’re taking offers.
As in John Ruth’s book?
Wife:Yep. On a CloudVeil/telegram group for selling books. Maybe they looked here and decided now was the time to sell.
“Autographed copy of The Earth Is the Lord’s by John L. Ruth. This book is in good condition. It has a few marks on the edge that are pictured and smells just a little musty. Make an offer.”
I just downloaded cloudveil…could you point me in the right direction please?
Wife:Yep. On a CloudVeil/telegram group for selling books. Maybe they looked here and decided now was the time to sell.
“Autographed copy of The Earth Is the Lord’s by John L. Ruth. This book is in good condition. It has a few marks on the edge that are pictured and smells just a little musty. Make an offer.”
I just downloaded cloudveil…could you point me in the right direction please?
Pm me your cloudveil name and I’ll have her invite you. I think that will work, she’s the cloudveil junky not me.
It is an Anabaptist History Book. And it does have a lot of Lancaster County Pa., history, which is why it is interesting to me.
Wife: Im sure it probably is, and I’m a history nerd too. The prices I’ve heard from eBay/auctions just sound like all hubbys nursing textbooks put together plus some. That’s a case where I would look at it carefully at one of the historical libraries.
We were talking about how we might spend up to 100 for something like the second Hutterite chronicles, but I can’t imagine spending 300-700 on any book by choice.
Call the Hutterite colony at Altona. They likly don’t have it, but can point you to people who do. That is how I got mine. Did not cost that much. Also, likely it will come from Canada, bu sure ans make the conversation.
Just looked inside my Volume 2 of the Hutterite Chronicle. Was from Crystal Springs Colony in St. Agatha, Manitoba. I don’t know how much I actually paid, but it is marked 35.00, which I will assume is Canadian. If you want it, they were quite friendly. Ask for the bookstore when you get the colony operator.
Wife: Im sure it probably is, and I’m a history nerd too. The prices I’ve heard from eBay/auctions just sound like all hubbys nursing textbooks put together plus some. That’s a case where I would look at it carefully at one of the historical libraries.
We were talking about how we might spend up to 100 for something like the second Hutterite chronicles, but I can’t imagine spending 300-700 on any book by choice.
Call the Hutterite colony at Altona. They likly don’t have it, but can point you to people who do. That is how I got mine. Did not cost that much. Also, likely it will come from Canada, bu sure ans make the conversation.
Just looked inside my Volume 2 of the Hutterite Chronicle. Was from Crystal Springs Colony in St. Agatha, Manitoba. I don’t know how much I actually paid, but it is marked 35.00, which I will assume is Canadian. If you want it, they were quite friendly. Ask for the bookstore when you get the colony operator.
Don't know how much it matters but the name is actually Ste. Agathe, Manitoba I believe. St. Agatha is in Ontario.
Community Farm of the Brethren is/was about 10-15 miles from St. Agatha ON, but that is a horse of a different color.
Wife:Yep. On a CloudVeil/telegram group for selling books. Maybe they looked here and decided now was the time to sell.
“Autographed copy of The Earth Is the Lord’s by John L. Ruth. This book is in good condition. It has a few marks on the edge that are pictured and smells just a little musty. Make an offer.”
I just downloaded cloudveil…could you point me in the right direction please?
Wife: sorry, I was out fishing with my son and dealing with the subsequent carnage that came home. I ended up asking for you before sending the information to you, and the current highest bid is… $1400.
Anyway, if you still want it, they want to wrap up tonight. I for one don’t know if I’m lightheaded from the fishing or from the price tag.
Soloist wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 8:45 am
Wife:Yep. On a CloudVeil/telegram group for selling books. Maybe they looked here and decided now was the time to sell.
“Autographed copy of The Earth Is the Lord’s by John L. Ruth. This book is in good condition. It has a few marks on the edge that are pictured and smells just a little musty. Make an offer.”
I just downloaded cloudveil…could you point me in the right direction please?
Wife: sorry, I was out fishing with my son and dealing with the subsequent carnage that came home. I ended up asking for you before sending the information to you, and the current highest bid is… $1400.
Anyway, if you still want it, they want to wrap up tonight. I for one don’t know if I’m lightheaded from the fishing or from the price tag.
Some people spend money on books, some spend it on fishing gear!
