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Secondhand and Antiquarian Bookshops in the UK 2020

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30th Century Comics
18 Lower Richmond Road
PUTNEY  London  SW15 1JP   map
tel: 020 87882052  e-mail  web
Open: Monday - Saturday 11.00 - 6.00.
3,000 Vintage British and American books in the following genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Crime, Spies, Sleaze, TV/Film tie-ins, Children's, Pulps. Mainly paperback, almost exclusively pre 1980s. Also over 100,000 vintage British and American comics, annuals and picture libraries.

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Hurlingham Books
91 Fulham High Street
PUTNEY  London  SW6 3JS   map
tel: 020 7736 4363  web
Open: Monday - Friday 9.00 - 6.00.
First editions, rare books, antiquarian books, atlases, maps, children's books and more.

 Add a comment  Read commentsHide commentsAlthough mainly paperbacks and hardback novels there were shelves behind the manager which contained some top quality local material. If that is your forte then put your nose around the door. - Chris Harte 27.06.09.
    Badly located & looked dead - it was closed - and dishevelled when I tried to visit. - trading.ava 05.04.11.
    Looks like this place (situated on a corner) has been divided in two with a large part of the shop going over to a party-organising enterprise. What is left is literally floor to ceiling mostly paper back books (some might say pulp) quite well 'organised' altho at least two deep on most shelves. Step-laddders are liberally provided for those with a mountaineering head on. It is worth burrowing and removing the first layer. I found several 1960/1970 paperbacks of interest. It does need a complete overhaul tho'. Lots of very dead stock and the stiff in the window is very faded and clearly has not moved for some time. Prices reasonable and the manager averagely attentive. (Glued to the Golf on his laptop) Very close to tube (2 mins). Open at the times it said it would be altho I had to take pot luck as its own site has no opening times (only on TheBookGuide did I find them) and repeated efforts to ring first (current debate) whether on mobile or landline were unsuccessful. - JM 24.07.12.
    This place has the odd practice of putting its better stock into a separate and private warehouse and filling its shop with mostly poor quality paperbacks. The owner, Ray, is very ETGOW but when he is not there the shop is staffed by his sometimes less than helpful friends. A passing knowledge of Fulham Football Club is a useful gambit with them. This is also the only place where I was charged more for a book in the shop than the owner was charging for the same book on Abe. Happy days. - Michael Ross 27.06.19.
    Peered through the window on my way to an evening football match at Craven Cottage. Looks as though it is a Driff Special and while I hoped to return next season I see it won't be open on a Saturday so that's that. - Steven 11.11.19.

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