Big, Heavy MASONIC BIBLE 1962 Holman, gold-tipped pages, NO RESERVE

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Big, Heavy MASONIC BIBLE 1962 Holman, gold-tipped pages, NO RESERVE:
$12.50

Thisbig, beautiful, impressive and HEAVY book contains the Holy Bible plus a gooddeal of other material of interest to Masons.12 x 10 x 3 inches thick, with gold-tipped pages and leatherette covers. At first glance it looks perfect – as innever even opened! Inside the frontcover there is evidence that a note was once taped there and then removed poorly. And a few pages later there’s a dedicationpage: the book was given to a Grand Master in 1962 on his installation. Otherwise it seems perfect, as if straightoff the press 55 years ago. Will ship byMedia Mail to save you some money.

(The Morals and Dogma book in one of the pictures is just a prop here, but it\'s for sale in another of my sales, as are some good Masonic bookends. Will combine shipping charges on request.)

CONDITIONS OF SALE: I’m not an professional; I’m just a guy whosometimes buys and sells on , now retired, changing my activities,downsizing and simplifying. I never buy things to sell them;everything I sell is my own property or that of my wife, used but cared-for,and from an anti-smoking home Environment.I believe in the sale process: high buyer gets the item. Istart sales at a dollar and don’t use reserves unless the situation is reallyunusual. As a buyer, your obligation is to read the description, look atthe photos carefully, and pay me promptly if you win. That gets youfavorable response. As a seller, I have a tougher obligation: take good photos,describe accurately, respond to inquiries, pack safely, ship promptly. IfI do all that – and I will – I expect favorable response from you. If Ifail in some way, please contact me before sending negative response; I\'m proudof my 100% rating and want to keep it that way.

SHIPPING: I hate shipping charges (both as a seller and a buyer)but you can’t get negotiate them unless you have BIG volume, which Idon’t. I don’t intend to make money, orlose money, on shipping. I use USPSPriority Mail flat-rate boxes, especially for anything heavy, because it’sfaster for me and usually cheaper for you.They include tracking and $50 of insurance, and the package gets therequickly. If something is more valuable,I’ll pay the extra insurance myself. Forbooks and other things that qualify, I favor media mail to save money. For small stuff that’s hard to break, I usepadded envelopes and first class mail.If something is too big for flat rate, or so light that I’d be wastingyour money on flat rate, I do my best.(I increase the USPS flat rate charges by ~10%, to $8, $15, and $21,because charges me 10% of postage, too!Why?? I’ve complained, and got nowhere.But since I’m selling without minimum or reserve, I figure I shouldn’tlose money on shipping.) Because I haveto put the shipping charge on the listing, and I live in New England so thatmost of my shipments will tend to travel a long way, I quote for shipping toOmaha so that I usually don’t lose money. If you live closer to me than that,take the trouble to compare my charge with the actual postage. If you paid more than a dollar extra, pleasesend me a note and I’ll cheerfully refund the excess to PayPal. I don’t shipoutside the USA.