Hi Jules. Brad from the U.S. Interesting video although I don't typically collect PAN; you just don't see them in the Midwest. It looks like you don't bag any of your books. Any reason why you don't? I thought it was also intriguing that you made a comment about some copies that were faded and you thought they might be a printing problem. I have a complete set of American Ace D Series (603 books) and like you have acquired multiples of some copies over the years. Every copy of D9, D10, D11 and D12 that I have ever seen has what appears to be sunfade. I now believe this was a production issue since what are the odds? While I don't know for certain, paperback publishers often batched printing copies so if there was an ink problem for one there would be an ink problem for all in a given batch. Anyhow, enjoy video, happy collecting!
Hi Brad, my absolute, most expensive, rarest paperbacks are bagged, but your right, I don't bag much. I like to carefully read these as well and I prefer the eye appeal of unbagged books. It's only when you get multiple copies of vintage paperbacks together that you spot recurring traits which probably happened at the time of printing. There are some early Pans that are regularly found in rough shape due to where they were printed. The longer you collect the more you notice certain titles.
Very nice video, Jules! The toothbrush is an excellent idea! I had never considered using one for the dusting. Way more effective than just a cloth! I'll give that a try! Nice collection! Have a wonderful day!
I sometimes pick up a paperback that has the store name/address stamped in ink on the bottom of the book. Have you run across a way to clean that stamp off? I've tried sandpaper but I don't like the results.
I have talked about it in past videos but not made a big deal about it. Basically, I'm going to bag up the rarities and fragile books but not everything 🙂
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Hi Jules. Brad from the U.S. Interesting video although I don't typically collect PAN; you just don't see them in the Midwest. It looks like you don't bag any of your books. Any reason why you don't? I thought it was also intriguing that you made a comment about some copies that were faded and you thought they might be a printing problem. I have a complete set of American Ace D Series (603 books) and like you have acquired multiples of some copies over the years. Every copy of D9, D10, D11 and D12 that I have ever seen has what appears to be sunfade. I now believe this was a production issue since what are the odds? While I don't know for certain, paperback publishers often batched printing copies so if there was an ink problem for one there would be an ink problem for all in a given batch. Anyhow, enjoy video, happy collecting!
Hi Brad, my absolute, most expensive, rarest paperbacks are bagged, but your right, I don't bag much. I like to carefully read these as well and I prefer the eye appeal of unbagged books.
It's only when you get multiple copies of vintage paperbacks together that you spot recurring traits which probably happened at the time of printing. There are some early Pans that are regularly found in rough shape due to where they were printed. The longer you collect the more you notice certain titles.
Very nice video, Jules! The toothbrush is an excellent idea! I had never considered using one for the dusting. Way more effective than just a cloth! I'll give that a try! Nice collection! Have a wonderful day!
Thanks, that little toothbrush has seen some action I can tell you! It's really effective🙂
What's the name of the spray your using for cleaning them? Awesome collection btw
Thanks, I use Mr Sheen. 👍
Thought I'd watched this one but obviously not!! Very satisfying Jules, thanks 😊👍
Excellent Matt, there's so many videos on the channel now, it's easy to miss a few.
I sometimes pick up a paperback that has the store name/address stamped in ink on the bottom of the book. Have you run across a way to clean that stamp off? I've tried sandpaper but I don't like the results.
If they've been stamped then it's really tricky, if not impossible, to remove them.👍
I’d love to collect vintage paperbacks but my allergies kill me when I try to read them-so much dust. Great video, though. Just subscribed.
Thanks Phillip, it's true, older paperbacks can be very dusty🙂
I used to collect books till I lost them all in a house fire... One day I will again
A nightmare that. I've known it happen to a couple of collectors. Hopefully you can get your favourite books back.
Bliss. Where do you get these massive boxes of gems?
This recent collection took 6 months of negotiation 🙂
Found your channel today and I enjoy watching you sort the books. Do you ever read the books or just collect them? Sorry might be a stupid question!
Hi Jack, I read as much as I can but nowhere near all of them!🙂
For me, i collect only
It's a time thing, I try a book a week🙂📖
@@JulesBurt U should show us your gamebook collection, as well as Usborne collection.
Not got much Osbourne, a few bits maybe, what game books?
I was wondering where you acquired those white dusters, and if they’re still available to buy, if so where you’d recommend I look?
I've had these for years. They actually started yellow but have faded over time. Your local pound shop should have something similar🙂
Great video! Maybe I missed you talking about it but do you ever consider bagging your books?
I have talked about it in past videos but not made a big deal about it. Basically, I'm going to bag up the rarities and fragile books but not everything 🙂
@@JulesBurt that sounds like a good approach 👍🏼
For sure👍