Pictures of your book collection

[SFG75]

Sweet pics!.

 

[JPost]

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[SFG75]

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[Stewart]

It means 'To The Top', SFG75. No idea why the thread would be bumped without actual contribution. And I can't delete the bump because it's now been effectively bumped by the three of us.

 

[libris]

OK, I'll contribute. Here's the part of my library that lives in the office:

And here's another small bookshelf and reading nook, also in the office:

There are also bookshelves in the dining room, living room, our daughter's room (they house her books) and one pie safe filled with books in the kitchen.

I need a bigger house

 

[RAC42]

Here's the bookcase in the bedroom. Each shelf of paperbacks has another stack behind it.


These are the shelves in the office.





There is another bookcase in the basement and a couple boxes of books in my closet. My wife has clothes in her closet, I have books.

 

[sparkchaser]

Here are some of mine. This is about half of what I have.

 

[sparkchaser]

And image #6

 

[silverseason]

Which edition of Joy of Cooking is that? I have one from 1963 that my mother gave me.

 

[Libra6Poe]

I've added photos of my Austin book collection (I have more at my mother's house in San Antonio in my old room). They're in my photo album here on B&R.

Here's my favorite shelf.

 

[bookworm fellow]

Oh, interesting post this one.

I was thinking about taking a pic of my bookcase but it's an insignificant one, with the only 49 books I've read plus other non-literature books, Law books.

You people read a lot LOL.

Nice book collections you got.

 

[Sleepy]

Ok, here's one of my shelves:

Top half:


Bottom half:


Next books on my pile:


There is another shelf on the wall opposite the door but because it is too near to the door I can't open the door completely. Neiter do I have the possibilty to take a picture.
Another shelf is over the door.


12 boxes of books are stored in the garage.

I'm glad it's not only my shelf that looks messy.

 

[impalpable]

My fiance has this theory that Lee Iacocca's autobiography is the most readily available book at any thrift store and once he shared this, we ended up with almost 40 copies

 

[sparkchaser]

I have that David Sedaris book!

My fiance has this theory that Lee Iacocca's autobiography is the most readily available book at any thrift store and once he shared this, we ended up with almost 40 copies

That's awesome!

 

[impalpable]

I have that David Sedaris book!




That's awesome!

:lol: He's quite the character. Also, neither of us have read any of those nearly 40 copies :whistling:

That David Sedaris book is one I was borrowing from irishclover actually, I only own Me Talk Pretty One Day

 

[SFG75]

Here's who is looking at you kid.

Now that you guys mention it, goodwill does have a ton of copies of that book.

 

[Stewart]

Sparky: Doughboy To GI?

 

[sparkchaser]

Sparky: Doughboy To GI?

Yeah, it is a reference book for American Army uniforms and accoutrement from 1918 to 1941. I picked it up to help ID some badges and buttons I picked up. Plus the book itself is fairly collectible.

 

[impalpable]

Now that you guys mention it, goodwill does have a ton of copies of that book.

It really is absurd. :lol:

 

[sparkchaser]

It really is absurd. :lol:

I think we should start a drive and liberate those copies from our local charity shops and send them to impalpable.