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Offline krsilber

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Re: Stuart Cairngorm, Whitefriars or Harrach? (Or someone else?)
« Reply #10 on: December 23, 2008, 02:05:43 AM »
Very nice piece for a car boot or charity shop! 

Many glass lovers I know get hooked on books as well.
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Re: Stuart Cairngorm, Whitefriars or Harrach? (Or someone else?)
« Reply #11 on: December 23, 2008, 08:49:08 AM »
I knew someone would pick me up on this :)  This one (I think) was the most expensive piece I have ever bought, courtesy of ebay giving me a free £20 voucher towards it, due to previous problems with other sellers. The lady on the helpline informed me that they are allowed to give out one £20 voucher per quarter to individual  dis-satisfied buyers which might be worth bearing in mind if you have any problems.  I had problems with 3 different sellers, with breakage, excess postage and non-arrival of goods.

I do agree with all the points made about buying books, and would love to support the research, but I need more people to support our family history research business first so that I can afford to pass it on :)
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