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Check out Booked By Fate: A Life of Dealing in the Exotic World of Rare Books (beginning with a garage sale) by Phillip J. Pirages. Phillip deals the most expensive books in the world.
Timely video for this rain soaking day. Enjoyed watching. Any chance you'll be at the NY Antiquarian Book Show in April? How long ago did you pick through, Gatto's, library?
Thanks Joe. I picked his place up here about 4 or 5 years ago, someday I'll make a video talking about it. I'm not sure if I'll have the chance to come down for it, thinking about it, if I do I'll send you a message for sure.
The quotation at around min 33 was very well chosen . I've not heard of Booth before but now want to read him. I'm also a fan of JTG on k-12 public. Great stuff, here.
Thank you! Yeah I liked that quote too. There was another one in the book concerning universities as well but had to pick and choose a bit and also make it a bit "youtube friendly", I'm sure ya know what I mean. Who is JTG? Sorry maybe I should know but it's not clickin.
@@TheRepublicanProfessor sorry about that! Are you familiar with Charlotte Iserbyt as well? Excellent stuff. Gatto did a program with Richard Grove titled, "The Ultimate History Lesson" watched it years back but fantastic stuff if you ever have the time to check it out or wanted to. It was fun picking through his library, he had some awesome books and items, always wanted to meet him, one of the first people other than Ron Paul and Alex Jones that opened my eyes to information I hadn't been readily privy to before. Always have been greatful that I started learning from his content early on.
Salamander sounds like a fun review but based on the all the response, you might need to do them both. Buying an entire library at once sounds like a thrill.
I haven't read his book yet but I've certainly read some of the articles about him as they were writing about him even just a few years back. He sounded like a fascinating guy! I think one of them said he bought the derelict castle to live in, even though it wasn't really in great condition. Hay-on-Wye is also amazing! Such a cute town with lovely coffee shops and bookshops. I was actually telling someone the other day about a bunch of us planning the Welsh Three Peaks (Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon, Pen y Fan, Cader Idris mountains) charity hiking challenge around a visit to Hay-on-Wye. We crammed books around packs, between seats, in bags on top of us. We refused to leave any treasure behind! I'd say he left quite a legacy. My vote is for Salamander though I've no doubt either would be great!
Yeah he had some issues with the castle which he talked about in the book, definitely probably ridiculous to maintain. It was a fun book though, entertaining. Sounds like a great place and that hike sounds like a good time. Someday I'll try and make it over if I'm able! Thanks for the comment, looks like Book Row is winning out thus far! I'll definitely read both at sometime!
@@thebookpeddlerThe Book Peddler on tour! I bet you’ll enjoy lots of our little rural villages. Some even have terrible reception so you can feel cut off from the world, just like you like it.
@@thebookpeddler in all seriousness, if you ever do decide on a U.K. trip, I’m sure I could support with pulling together some info/recs for you. Though I’m sure your planning is far better than mine, given the sourcing adventures you go on regularly.
@@KellyAnotherAdventure thanknyou so much for that offer! If it's ever a possibility in the future I'd definitely reach out for some recommendations. Hopefully someday when I get my shops running smoothly without having to be present 24/7 I'll be able to go on more adventures. At least that's the goal!
😂😂 you got me diein here! Granted it was in his earlier stages of selling, I was very impulsive too early on so I can cut him some slack hahahha that was funny though
I cast my vote for both Book Row AND Salamander reviews at some point. Both sound interesting! (I'm a sucker for book reviews) That doesn't help you decide, BUT...(wink) you'll have more interesting content! In this review...21:00 to 22 ish... Complete Agreement.
Thank you for watching, if you find value in this video consider donating to my in shop coffee fund, follow the link: www.buymeacoffee.com/thebookpeddler
Check out Booked By Fate: A Life of Dealing in the Exotic World of Rare Books (beginning with a garage sale)
by Phillip J. Pirages. Phillip deals the most expensive books in the world.
Thanks for the recommendation, definitely familiar with Pirages and I'll have to get my hands on the book, sounds like it'd be a good read!
Hello, thank you for the video! I would like to see a review on Salamander. I watched the Netflix doc, but didn’t realize there was a book.
Didn't know there was a doc on it, I'll have to check it out at some point. Thanks for the comment!
What an important topic. Thanks Phil!
Thanks for watching!
Already enjoying just within the first six minutes. Interesting point with bulk purchases.
Timely video for this rain soaking day. Enjoyed watching. Any chance you'll be at the NY Antiquarian Book Show in April? How long ago did you pick through, Gatto's, library?
Thanks Joe. I picked his place up here about 4 or 5 years ago, someday I'll make a video talking about it. I'm not sure if I'll have the chance to come down for it, thinking about it, if I do I'll send you a message for sure.
Another great video Phil! I enjoyed your book review. I'll add this to my pile of books to read.
Thanks Kent!
Book Row, definitely.
Thank yiu!
The quotation at around min 33 was very well chosen . I've not heard of Booth before but now want to read him. I'm also a fan of JTG on k-12 public. Great stuff, here.
Thank you! Yeah I liked that quote too. There was another one in the book concerning universities as well but had to pick and choose a bit and also make it a bit "youtube friendly", I'm sure ya know what I mean. Who is JTG? Sorry maybe I should know but it's not clickin.
@@thebookpeddler John T. Gatto
@@TheRepublicanProfessor sorry about that! Are you familiar with Charlotte Iserbyt as well? Excellent stuff. Gatto did a program with Richard Grove titled, "The Ultimate History Lesson" watched it years back but fantastic stuff if you ever have the time to check it out or wanted to. It was fun picking through his library, he had some awesome books and items, always wanted to meet him, one of the first people other than Ron Paul and Alex Jones that opened my eyes to information I hadn't been readily privy to before. Always have been greatful that I started learning from his content early on.
Salamander is an interesting story. I saw some documentary about this a few years ago. Read Book Row, though
Book Row, for sure!
Always a thrill to see your vids pop up, Phil. Keep filling the shelves...
Thanks Max!
Salamander sounds like a fun review but based on the all the response, you might need to do them both.
Buying an entire library at once sounds like a thrill.
It's exciting and painful at the same time haha - thanks for the comment!
I haven't read his book yet but I've certainly read some of the articles about him as they were writing about him even just a few years back. He sounded like a fascinating guy! I think one of them said he bought the derelict castle to live in, even though it wasn't really in great condition.
Hay-on-Wye is also amazing! Such a cute town with lovely coffee shops and bookshops. I was actually telling someone the other day about a bunch of us planning the Welsh Three Peaks (Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon, Pen y Fan, Cader Idris mountains) charity hiking challenge around a visit to Hay-on-Wye. We crammed books around packs, between seats, in bags on top of us. We refused to leave any treasure behind! I'd say he left quite a legacy.
My vote is for Salamander though I've no doubt either would be great!
Yeah he had some issues with the castle which he talked about in the book, definitely probably ridiculous to maintain. It was a fun book though, entertaining.
Sounds like a great place and that hike sounds like a good time. Someday I'll try and make it over if I'm able!
Thanks for the comment, looks like Book Row is winning out thus far! I'll definitely read both at sometime!
@@thebookpeddlerThe Book Peddler on tour! I bet you’ll enjoy lots of our little rural villages. Some even have terrible reception so you can feel cut off from the world, just like you like it.
@@KellyAnotherAdventure😍 Sounds delightful! Hahaha
@@thebookpeddler in all seriousness, if you ever do decide on a U.K. trip, I’m sure I could support with pulling together some info/recs for you. Though I’m sure your planning is far better than mine, given the sourcing adventures you go on regularly.
@@KellyAnotherAdventure thanknyou so much for that offer! If it's ever a possibility in the future I'd definitely reach out for some recommendations. Hopefully someday when I get my shops running smoothly without having to be present 24/7 I'll be able to go on more adventures. At least that's the goal!
Huge fan! Glad to see a new vid. I say book row!
Thank you!
Hello Phil, would you please review 'Book Row's? Thank you.
Thanks!
Thank you!
Book Row, just to live in it for awhile.
Book Row!!!!!
Book row!
I would like a review for “Book Row”.
You know a bookseller is doing well and successful when they use phrases like "when occasionally broke"! Like, "occasionally", bro? You're doing well!
😂😂 you got me diein here! Granted it was in his earlier stages of selling, I was very impulsive too early on so I can cut him some slack hahahha that was funny though
I cast my vote for both Book Row AND Salamander reviews at some point. Both sound interesting! (I'm a sucker for book reviews) That doesn't help you decide, BUT...(wink) you'll have more interesting content! In this review...21:00 to 22 ish... Complete Agreement.
Thank you!
Book Row
Book Row, please.
Book Row please
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Salamder letters. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT THIS BOOK. KOHN V.
Thank you!
Salamander. Please
Salamander
Book Row!!!
Salamander