at most $10 unless the book has something that makes it a "one of a kind" item such as an autograph.
Ebay showed a copy up for auction $5.99 (buy it now 9.99)
Here are some listings of the book at www.addall.com (one of the best used book listing sites in the world:
4 The Silver Butterfly[Buy it!]
[match this title] Woodrow, Mrs. Wilson $6.70
Alibris Alibris NY GROSSET & DUNLAP 1908 A HARDBACK CHRISTY, HOWARD CHANDLER Good REG SIZE LIGHT GRAY BOARDS, BLACK LETTERING, SILVER BUTTERFLIES ON COVER, BEGINNING HINGE WEAR, NORMAL FADING, RUBBING AND USE SOILING TO BOARDS, SOME STAINING TO BACK BOARD, 342 PAGES.
Memo 5 THE SILVER BUTTERFLY[Buy it!]
[match this title] WOODROW, MRS. WILSON $6.75 Abebooks BOOK BUDDY GROSSET & DUNLAP, NY LIGHT GRAY BOARDS, BLACK LETTERING, SILVER BUTTERFLIES ON COVER, BEGINNING HINGE WEAR, NORMAL FADING, RUBBING AND USE SOILING TO BOARDS, SOME STAINING TO BACK BOARD, 342 PAGES [Thompsonville, MI, U.S.A.]
Memo 6 The Silver Butterfly[Buy it!]
[match this title] Woodrow, Mrs. Wilson $6.95
Alibris Alibris Indianapolis Bobbs-Merrill 1908 1st Edition Hardback Good condition. Gray cloth w/silver gilt lettering. sm8vo., 342 pages, Front hinge cracked, binding tight. Interior pages very good. Color illustration plates by Howard Chandler Christy.
Memo 7 The Silver Butterfly[Buy it!]
[match this title] Woodrow, Mrs. Wilson $7.00
Biblio Sheddes & Peasant Booksellers Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Co, 1908. Silver cloth with the silver lettering & pictorial cover, five color plates. Shelf lean, shelf wear, front & back hinge separations, previous owner inscription dated 1908, few dog-eared pages, bumped corner.. 1ST Edition, 1st Printing. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Christy, Howard Chandler. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Fiction, OAntique, Literature, Novel, Shldnbks, NOISBN. Catalogs: Fiction, Novel, Antique. Bobbs-Merrill Co US
2006-11-05 21:09:25
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answered by Spiritual but not religious 4
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If the book is in good condition and is a first printing first edition you might want to try several different rare booksellers either online or in person. Don't take any first offers though. You can also try the Sothbey's and Christie's auction house websites. They have every type of concievable expert for what you are looking for. As a last resort you might post your question on the website of the Library of Congress the largest library in the world at: loc.gov. Hope you find what you are looking for and it works for you.
2006-11-06 19:27:22
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answered by Anonymous
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