ANTIQUARIAN PROCUREMENT

We have used our 27 years of experience to successively build our network to perfect the import of antiquarian books.

Our international accounts allow us to pay in all foreign currency promptly and guarantee that our library customers have the shortest possible delivery times. This worldwide trade allows us through our US-Dollar and British Pound accounts to handle all transactions easily.

Our experience with small antiquarian traders is that they frequently shy from selling their titles internationally. Due to this reaction we implement different shipping addresses in the US, Great Britain, The Netherlands, France and Spain. These international collection points lower the procurement costs for every antiquarian purchase enormously and, by the way, shorten delivery time.

This interactive network has convinced many of our library customers of our service, so the number of our antiquarian orders has steadily risen.


In January 2009 we founded the department:

Antiquarian procurement
Contact partner: Ms. Simone Bartel
Tel: +49 (0) 20 65- 77 55 14
Email:  73696D6F6E652E62617274656C40646965746D61726472656965722E64653C7370616E20636C6173733D2274657874223E73696D6F6E652E62617274656C40646965746D61726472656965722E64653C2F7370616E3E

Of course, you may contact your usual team partner, if you like: (contact)
In selecting the title we use the condition of the book as well as the price offered as criteria. Any antiquarian order is valid 24 months, if not otherwise agreed. Unfortunately we can not grant returns on antiquarian titles.


Alternative A:
Dietmar Dreier inform the library about out-of-stock-titles. On request antiquarian procurement is ordered for the library  tagged „ANTIQUARIAN“.

Alternative B:

Dietmar Dreier do not inform the library about the out-of-stock-titles and automatically order the antiquarian edition. Many of our library customers usually confine the amount of money they want to spend on the antiquarian edition and we then order accordingly. Should theprice limit be exceeded we inform the libraries to see if they still want to stick to the order.