So cheap, they were even having two scrunched-together folding tables act as one
WEEK 52 – Barnes & Noble Ole Miss Relocation Revisited (II)
Just as in the last photo, visible here are the four (rather sad-looking) folding tables of books I told y’all about – and showed you in close-up – last week. Like I said, it’s kind of unfortunate for these books that the store swiped the bookshelves out from right under them for these final weeks!
I should note that the selection of trade books here 1) is called “trade books” specifically because the store’s primary currency (if you will) is textbooks, and 2) isn’t super exhaustive, due to the reason cited in note (1) previously. In fact, if you weren’t aware, Barnes & Noble College stores are a completely different entity from Barnes & Noble proper, despite the shared name and signage style (note in particular the "Fiction" placard near the bottom right). That said, it sounds like they’ve been using the B&N name since the 70s.
(c) 2019 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
So cheap, they were even having two scrunched-together folding tables act as one
WEEK 52 – Barnes & Noble Ole Miss Relocation Revisited (II)
Just as in the last photo, visible here are the four (rather sad-looking) folding tables of books I told y’all about – and showed you in close-up – last week. Like I said, it’s kind of unfortunate for these books that the store swiped the bookshelves out from right under them for these final weeks!
I should note that the selection of trade books here 1) is called “trade books” specifically because the store’s primary currency (if you will) is textbooks, and 2) isn’t super exhaustive, due to the reason cited in note (1) previously. In fact, if you weren’t aware, Barnes & Noble College stores are a completely different entity from Barnes & Noble proper, despite the shared name and signage style (note in particular the "Fiction" placard near the bottom right). That said, it sounds like they’ve been using the B&N name since the 70s.
(c) 2019 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)