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Volumes 1, 2 and 4 of J.P. Wybauw's Book for sale

By artiesel, in Culinary Classifieds

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THE BOOKS ARE SOLD

 

 

I have Volumes 1 ,2 and 4 of Jean-Pierre Wybauw's Great Chocolate books are for sale.

 

The books are in great shape!  There is some tape on the corner of the front of volume 1 that I used to keep it together after a drop.  Volume 1 is also autographed by the author (See pics below).

 

I'm asking $150 for the lot OBO.

 

Let me know if interested or if you have questions

 

 

 

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Yes they are.  

 

I just got another offer today, though.  Would you be able to pay $200.00 plus shipping for the lot?


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It's been a week since I heard from the other party and I would like to ask if you're still interested in the books???

 

$150 plus shipping costs.  

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