Here is the Ellison card.

Here is the Bradbury card.

I remember that Bradbury sale and the description.

Thanks, Bill.

Jess

Here are some more:


444 W.S. DiPiero (looks like 2001)

Cards of Allen Ginsburg and Nina Hartley (unsure of numbers on them)

Thanks Bill!
I've got 5 different editions of SLIPPAGE, now I just need the Booksmith card to go with them!

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Originally posted by David R:

444 W.S. DiPiero (looks like 2001)

444 would be June 2001.

Here's another card, from Nov 2004.

That Ray Bradbury card is also very nice, thanks for the picture.

Yeah, you could have picked up the Nina Hartley card earlier this year but you had to buy a copy of her book for about $80. The card wasn't shown. I'm not sure it sold.

Jess

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Originally posted by David R:
Here are some more:


444 W.S. DiPiero (looks like 2001)

Cards of Allen Ginsburg and Nina Hartley (unsure of numbers on them)

There is a Nina card on ebay now along with about a dozen other cards. Search for the bookstore name using the detailed search.

Catskilleagle -- any chance you could contact me offline about this set? My email address is in my profile.

Hi Bill,

Okay. I will.

Jess

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Originally posted by Bill Mullins:
Catskilleagle -- any chance you could contact me offline about this set? My email address is in my profile.

I updated the list today, based on the posts and a couple I saw recently.

Someone sold a 300 or so count lot....I wish they posted a list!

The seller actually sold 380 cards for $ 300. Wow, that was a great deal !

Someone else had a lot of 14 on ebay the other day. Not sure of the numbers, but the cards were:

Richard Avedon
Elizabeth Berg
Raymond Bonner
Susie Bright
Z. Budapest
Sophy Burnham
Geoffrey Canada
Jon Carroll
Cydney Chadwick
Howard Rheingold
David Schneider
Andrew Vachss
The Original Whole Earth Catalog
The Upcoming Whole Earth Catalog

The Andrew Vachss card was 862

Here is the NSU article on the Booksmith cards, from 1997.

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Hi Bill,

That is a great find! Thanks! I looked for that article and any reference to that article but came up empty a few months ago and looked for it before as well. I had a vague memory of it but was beginning to wonder if it was just a mention in Finders Keepers or in the letters to the magazine. I have the Oct-Nov 2000 issue that has an article index and didn't see a Booksmith listing but now I see the title was under "Author Trading Cards" from '97 - should have thought of looking under "author."

Thanks again,

Jess

Jess

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Originally posted by Bill Mullins:
Here is the NSU article on the Booksmith cards, from 1987.