ANNUAL BOOK SALE 2013

Saturday, June 1st to Tuesday, June 4th

Featuring over 80,000 books!

We are in a new venue: The Veale Center at Case Western, 2138 Adelbert

 

Book Sale Hours
Saturday, June 1: 10 am – 12 noon Preview ($20 fee) and 12 noon – 5 pm Free Admission
Sunday, June 2: 12 noon – 5 pm Coupon Day ($5 off purchase of $15 or more)
Monday, June 3: 12 noon – 5 pm Reduced Prices
Tuesday, June 4: 10 am – 1 pm Box Day  ($5/box)

ACE  has a 67 year tradition of offering one of the biggest book sales in Ohio.  Held at the beginning of the summer, our event offers over 80,000 used books, all donated from estate sales, private collections, professional libraries, and generous alumni. Our profits support CWRU and Lifelong Learning programs on and off campus.

Our books are beautifully organized and showcased in eleven departments that are staffed by our knowledgeable volunteers.  Media offerings of vinyl records, VHS tapes, CDs, and DVDs add to the variety. Plan to be at our 2013 sale at the Horsburgh Gym in the Veale Center on Case Western Reserve University’s campus for four days of treasure hunting and bargain buying. Families with children are welcome.

Beautiful like new PAPERBACKS in all categories, plus private collection of Film History on actors, directors, and technical (sound, lighting, costume, sets).

Click here to view a photo gallery of available books.


MILITARY HISTORY:
World War I & II, Civil War, Vietnam, maps, battles, weapons, commanders, plus naval and air power

COOKBOOKS: Famous authors and regional cuisines; GOLF: famous players & courses; GARDEN and INTERIOR Design; DISNEY: film history

EARLY CHILDREN’S CLASSICS: Collectible authors and titles in beautiful condition, plus large selection of EASY READERS

NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY: Tribal art, costumes, dwellings, customs, and chiefs

RARE FIRST EDITIONS: Mark Twain’s “Tom Sawyer” 1876 first printing, (rebound in original blue cloth boards); Toni Morrison’s “Sula;” Authur Clarke’s “2001 A Space Odyssey.”

Call the Lifelong Learning Program office for more information, 216-368-2090.