Mecosta Book Gallery

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MECOSTA BOOK GALLERY / Wizards Bookshelf
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used /scarce hardcover & paperback open shop / 90,000+ inventory (+some new books)
171 W. Main (M-20) Mecosta, Michigan 49332
real-time bookshop - about our location

e-mail hermes@wizardsbookshelf.com 231-972-4140 Pics Below / Selections
Please note: our telephone Does Not Receive Text Messages

Over 40 Years buying & selling. Used, Rare & Scarce books purchased selectively
Hardcover .... Softcover .... Paperback .... Mass Market .... Scarce .... Rare & Antiquarian ....house-calls made; email or telephone for information.

We travel regularly around the State of Michigan purchasing good books

(MAP) hermes@wizardsbookshelf.com Email About Our Location	mecostabooks.com see also wizardsbookshelf.com Facebook DO YOURSELF A FAVOR - WHEN HAULING BOOKS TO US - IT IS ADVISABLE TO TELEPHONE OR E-MAIL TO INSURE A BUYER IS IN
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	Over 90,000 Books ALWAYS New Stock On Hand WE BUY BOOKS & LIBRARIES SELECTIVELY. - House Calls Made. - We purchase quality classic books from multiple genres (Hardcover and Paperback, Modern, Fine Binding, Scarce, Rare and general interest). We travel regularly around the State of Michigan purchasing books. Other Midwest cities are not out of reach to purchase quality stock. A quality book is a resalable book (hardback or paperback) to which must be factored in author, title, topic, demand, edition, and especially important is CONDITION. hermes@wizardsbookshelf.com
Pics, Etc. Below	Alex & John Rau / Booksellers, Bookbuyers
1940's Above, 21st Century Below About Our Location We are next door to a busy Party Store (Pizza, Beer, Subs etc.) - **and a superb modern public library facility, a Post Office across the Street. Main Street Mecosta is busy Michigan Route M-20 between TWO College Towns (Ferris State University in Big Rapids and Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant ). Mecosta "is strategically located between many of Mecosta County’s major chains of lakes, and subsequently a crossroads area for ... tourists" (So says InfoMI.com - and right they are); the Bookshop is housed in what was for many decades a Pharmacy; originally a Pharmacy and Doctor's Office circa 1877. MAP** Back to Top wizardsbookshelf.com Back to Top