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Here are some useful European sources for out-of-print books on 
economics and related subjects. 
 
1. A list of "European Antiquarian Booksellers Online" can be found 
at the following address: 
 
http://www.xs4all.nl/~nan/directories/eurobook.html 
 
2. A more restricted list of booksellers specialized in "Law, 
Economics and Social Sciences" can be found at: 
 
http://www.franceantiq.fr/slam/droiteco.htm 
 
3. In recent years I have acquired a lot of books through the 
services of "De Kloof" in Amsterdam. They regularly issue catalogues 
on "Rare, Scholarly & Out-of-Print books on Economics & Economic 
History". Their last catalogue (#56) contained 1564 items. Visit 
their homepage at: 
 
http://www.xs4all.nl/~kloof/ 
 
4. Another interesting Dutch bookseller is Gerits & Zoon, 445 
Prinsengracht, 1016 HN Amsterdam. They do not seem to have a homepage 
on the Internet. Catalogues issued regularly. 
 
5. An interesting bookseller in Italy is Libreria O. Gozzini in 
Firenze. Catalogues N.S. #47 (Jan. 1996) and # 48 (Sept. 1996) deal 
entirely with "Antiquarian Books on Law and Economics". The 
catalogues can be consulted online. Follow the directions given on 
their homepage: 
 
http://www.tiac.net/users/pendini/gozzini/Gozzini.html 
 
6. My main source for out-of-print books has until now been Peter 
Pavli in Wales. He issues 4 or 5 times per year his "Economia" 
catalogue, dealing with "Out of Print and Rare Books on Economics and 
Related Subjects". As far as I know he cannot be reached by e-mail or 
on the Internet. His address is: 
 
Peter Pavli 
1 Mount Pleasant 
Pontrhydygroes 
Ystrad Meurig 
Ceredigion SY25 6DH 
Wales, UK 
 
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Guido Erreygers 
SESO-UFSIA, University of Antwerp 
 
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