Good Places to Find Leather-Bind Books?

>$1000 dollars

shit

I own dozens of Easton Press & Franklin Library books, and the only way to get them at a decent price is to use eBay and Amazon. Franklin Library is much cheaper in general than Easton, but I think the leather is of slightly lesser quality.

If you don't care about early editions or anything and just want a nice quality leather bound, strand books has several classics in newer additions

http://www.strandbooks.com/index.cfm

>>8780865
>They even have a Jeb Bush Book
>Now I can get my guac in leather

Not bad, I'm looking through it and although pretty expensive for my tastes I'm liking what I see.

>>8780823
fuck off, book fetishist

>>8780823
im sorry op but books that like that are teh ghey

>>8780823
A lot of used book stores ell these. The one in my hometown has an entire room of them

>>8780823
All those Franklin Library books are at my small local (mostly used) bookshop, and they're ~15-20 dollars.

>>8780823
franklin library on ebay

Buy used. I really try to avoid buying glued hard covers. They simply don't last as long. A decently well made sown hardcover that's a hundred years old will feel never than a 10 year old paperback. Buying used is also pretty cheap if you compare with new books. I bought a 100 y/o war and peace for like 20$.

>wasting money on shit your family will most likely literally throw away upon your death

>>8780823
I wouldnt buy a leather-bound book
I'm a vegan