Books for Sale
Administration Department
Policy and Procedures

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The Noreen Reale Falcone Library, Le Moyne College, Syracuse, New York has compiled a list of books for sale of various subject matter that may be of interest to you or your organization. Return to the Administration Department web page and click on Books for Sale, or go to the bottom of this page and select LIST OF BOOKS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR SALE to see the titles of used books for sale. The titles are arranged alphabetically, grouped by subject matter.

The condition of each item varies from "Excellent" to "Poor", with the majority being "Fair" to "Good". Descriptions of specific items can be provided by calling the Assistant to the Director of the Library at 315-445-4320.

Based on our evaluation of the items, we believe that a fair minimum price for each item is $4.00 plus shipping and handling as noted below in our terms of sale. Shipping and Handling charges may be eliminated if you choose to provide your own packaging materials and pack and pick up the items yourself.

When making an offer, please provide shipping information including the company name, individual’s name, street address, and telephone number for where the order should be shipped.

TERMS OF SALE

Item Price:	$4.00 per item plus Shipping and Handling (NOTE: The Item Price does not apply to Rare Books for sale. Please select LIST OF RARE BOOKS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR SALE to see individual item price of Rare Books.)
Shipping and Handling:	$5.00 for first book, $1.50 each additional book
Shipment Method:	UPS Ground
Form of Payment:	Check or Money Order only, payable to Le Moyne College
Return Policy:	Items may be returned within 2 weeks in the same condition "as shipped". Prior notification of return is required.

If you have any questions about the books for sale, please call the Assistant to the Director of the Library at 315-445-4320.

LIST OF BOOKS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR SALE

LIST OF RARE BOOKS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR SALE

Author: Robert Cook
last revised: November 9, 2005