Franky visits Emmaus Glasgow.

Minolta XE-7 | Rokkor 50mm 1.4 | Fuji Superia 400

A coupling of photos of Matthew Bollinger's work. Please take a look at his blog, Bollinger.

I picked this up at a second-hand book fair.

American Rescue Workers, Lock Haven - 2008

Table needs a wipe and the legs need re-chroming. The chairs are structurally sound, but need cleaning and the seats need reupholstering.

Franky visits Emmaus Glasgow.

vintage is cool

Excellent general antiquarian shop with a good military section.

The Citadel: The Legion Chronicles is a fantasy/sci fi role play sim that uses a completely original story line.

Art Nouveau pendant

This is the Book Barn. I've visited before on my way to Glastonbury and have never found it anything but overwhelmingly strength sapping. It is situated not so much in a picturesque barn but in a bloddy great aircraft hangar. You enter with hope in your heart and leave with angina. There are just too may books. Or rather, too many bad books. If you are looking for something rare and interesting prepare to be massively disappointed or hugely wallet bashed. In my opinion it has some of the saddest loneliest books I've ever seen...and I've seen plenty It does however boast a rather delightful selection of Eastern European gals manning the counters. I have no idea how they got here in the middle of nowhere (which it is) perhaps they are building a new Berlin Wall from the remindered stock? Anyway, I still think it's worth visiting. Once. Just for the spectacle and the rush of disappointment. It is the bumblebee of bookshops. I have no idea how it keeps going, but against all expectations it does!

Inside a secondhandbooks onlineshop.

i brought a cheap(ish) dslr off ebay - here's hoping it was a good deal, cause this year has been bad for camera (destroyed 2 and counting..)

*photo from becstarr

design by: Clay Lipsky

To find out more about the film please visit: dublab.com/secondhand/

john vesely

kichijoji tokyo

so ugly, yet so lovable.

why am I poking myself in the neck?

at Rock in Celebes 2012

Nikkor 135mm f2.8 Ai

An interesting second hand department of a bookshop. New books are downstairs as is a rather good Rombouts coffee shop.

I didn't find any books here though - at a price I was prepared to pay.

Secondhand Rose plays Windows Underground in Shanghai.

… bless Bob. I more often than not feel a need to urinate when I browse in a secondhand bookshop. I think musty old books relax me and perhaps there’s some weird psychosomatic thing going on. So thanks to Bob for letting me use his loo and pass through the inner-sanctum back-office zone of his Primitive Methodist Chapel … it was a rare treat to see a lifetime’s worth of bookseller jumble clutter … brilliant

… this ahem ‘business card’ illustrates Bob’s probabilistic approach to time …

Hemming stapley sewing machine(from the stuff still in packets corner)

Visit to allegedly one of the largest secondhand bookstore in Europe

What I've bought: 1 book from Hanif Kureishi (CHF 2.00), 1 art book with silhouette by Werner HÄfeli (CHF 4.00), 1 book with home decorations (CHF 4.00), 1 cute big postcard (CHF 0.30), 90 unwritten postcards (all together CHF 18.00), some cute crockery. For more informations visit: www.brockidegersheim.ch

The vintage look to my watch face with a bit of PS magic!

Looking for a good deal on any book? Head down to Chowrasta Bazaar Penang, a mecca for second hand books. 1970's National Georgraphics at RM4 ~ (USD1.2). Check out the Lonely Planets stack on the top!! ~ USD10..... bargain for a better price... Good luck

@Zhe Jiang Zhong Lu, Shanghai

I don't often see second-hand shops in Shanghai now and this one may shutdown as the old block will be pulled down.

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