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Secondhand and Antiquarian Bookshops in the UK 2019

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Long Sutton Antiques and Craft Centre
72-74 London Road
Long Sutton 
SPALDING  Lincolnshire  PE12 9ED   map
tel: 01406 362 991

 Add a comment  Read commentsHide commentsOne of a growing number of such places I am coming across. Basically a group of dealers get together to rent out a large disused retail area, which is then divided up into smaller areas for rent. A very interesting place to look for all things collectable, but also has a fair number of interesting books at reasonable prices amongst the other paraphernalia. So, not strictly a book shop, but has far more books for sale than some dedicated bookshops I have been to. - Steve Newman 16.08.11.
    There is a remote possibility that, on the right day, you could pick up something interesting here (there is a unit that stocks a comprehensive selection of railway books and magazines, but otherwise there is a VERY limited offering elsewhere in the centre). Personally I'd not risk a trip unless I was combining this shop with some others in the area. - Nicholas Pendower 26.07.14.

Sue Ryder Books and Music
1a Priory Road
SPALDING  Lincolnshire  PE11 2XA   map
tel: 01775 710270

 Add a comment  Read commentsHide commentsSue Ryder appear to be the latest chain of Charity Shops moving into 'specialist' areas. I assume this one is fairly new as I could find no reference to it as a book & music shop on their website. Afraid I forgot to get opening times, I had not realised it was not in the guide.
    This particular shop has a good general range of books at reasonable prices too. Oxfam please take note! - Steve Newman 16.08.11.
    This charity shop knocks spots off some so-called real bookshops Ive visited. The interesting, good quality stock, which extends to antiquarian volumes, is very well presented, and prices are extremely fair (while there are certainly bargains to be had, the higher end material is marked at reasonable bookshop prices; BUT be reassured - they dont ask the exorbitant rates seen in most Oxfam shops). There is also an excellent music section, including vinyl, CDs and sheet music. The members of staff are always helpful and welcoming and this shop is well worth the detour and should not disappoint the collector or those who just enjoy a good browse. - Nicholas Pendower 22.10.12.
    Whilst continuing to display a good range of well presented books, prices for much of the stock have rocketed in recent times. The prices asked Indeed one could say that they rival even the most expensive Oxfam's! I looked at a couple of books I would have bought, but not at the inflated prices asked. Still a few reasonable priced items, but by no means the norm now. - Steve Newman 19.08.17.
    Well worth a visit to Spalding just to go to this excellent establishment. I do not think prices are high and have not noticed any recent great increases as mentioned in another comment. And the bargain box - unmissable. - Chris du Feu 28.11.19.

The Holbeach Bookshop
3 Park Road
Holbeach 
SPALDING  Lincolnshire  PE12 7EE   map
tel: 07565 980913  e-mail  web
Open: Monday & Tuesday, Thursday - Saturday 10.00 - 4.00.
Approximately 3,000 books with a good range of topics especially fiction, first editions, history, biography, military, transport, natural history, children's and much more! We are a community bookshop run solely by volunteers offering quality books at reasonable prices.

 Add a comment  Read commentsHide commentsThis recently-started charity bookshop (2018) is great. Excellent range of titles, good condition and sensible prices, and friendly. Well worth a visit and easy parking further down the road. Bodes well for the future! - Shaun Tyas 06.12.18.

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