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Secondhand and Antiquarian Bookshops in the UK 2020

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New Cross Learning
283-285 New Cross Road
NEW CROSS  SE14 6AS   map
tel: 0208 469 0532  web
Open: Tuesday - Thursday 10.00 - 7.00, Saturday 10.00 - 5.00.
Our second hand bookshop has some of the best (and cheapest) books in London. Come check out our Oldies but Goldies collection – cheaper than online bookshops! We get new entries on a weekly basis.

 Add a comment  Read commentsHide commentsSeveral large bookcases of secondhand and vintage stock in a community library run by a charity. The quality is pleasingly high, including a number of texts on art and media studies that were donated by a student at Goldsmiths College, nearby. Strong on social history; plenty of unusual paperback fiction. Customers are asked to pay what they think suitable; the advice was “fifty pence or a pound for paperbacks, and up to a fiver for big hardbacks”. So a handsome Thames & Hudson photographer's monograph in perfect nick was a bargain. The very helpful and engaging assistant allowed me to browse the arts stock in boxes in the basement, pending shelving; I came away with a little stack of Bonnard, Victor Pasmore, Peter Doig, George Grosz and more. Well worth a shufty. - Nicholas Sack 12.09.17.
    Hmmmmm. 'Popped' in today to the new New Cross learning and the bookcases are neither large nor is the stock unusual, couldn't see any vintage - sub charity shop level really, disappointing given the proximity of my old college - Goldsmiths' - across the way - DNWAD! - Jonathan Morgan 25.09.17.
    An even bigger Mmmmm! Perhaps all the books have been snapped up because there was very little on display today. About half a dozen books in a few shelves marked 'collectors' the rest rather less stock than your average charity shop. NWAD as they say. - Steve Newman 14.06.18.

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