Booksellers & Stationers — Page 2
Plate M-4 · 909 stores · 151–300 of 909 · curated ORBIS register
The Topsham Bookshop sells secondhand and out-of-print books across three floors, with West Country history among its areas of interest. Feltrinelli brings a national bookshop chain into the selection, following its first store opening in Pisa in 1957. Pineider adds engraved stationery and pens from a Florentine house founded in 1774, complementing the booksellers with writing supplies.
What makes great booksellers & stationers?
This plate lists 909 shops in 98 countries. Paris has the most with 27, followed by Tokyo with 15. Among these shops, 5 offer repairs, 63 sell online and 3 work by appointment, going by their own descriptions.
Search by ISBN before you travel: ask the shop to confirm that the exact edition and language you want are on the shelf.
Ask about signed or limited copies: ask how a signed or numbered copy is documented and how it will be packed.
Ask about collection or delivery: an online listing is not proof a title is in the shop, so ask before making the trip.
Check access before you go. The American Book Center says every floor of its Amsterdam shop on the Spui is reached by lift, while only the ground floor of its shop in The Hague is accessible.
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Use the city plates when they appear below, or open any store for its official door and related ORBIS city and craft links.