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Cedar Row Restorations

Bridgewater, Virginia, USA

Cedar Row Restorations specialises in Archaeology, Geology, History, Old Houses, Architecture, Science, Selling Items From My Collection Of Books., Wildlife

About Cedar Row Restorations

Restoration Business started in 1974. I restored houses, built furniture, and was a curator at a museum for 5 years. Now retired and selling books I no longer need. All books are from my private collection. I have always tried to be careful with my books, I now regret that I used bookplates, especially since I never loaned books.
Almost all books will be shipped in boxes with careful packing.
Biblio Member since
2022

Contact Cedar Row Restorations

Cedar Row Restorations

6 Dudley Road
Bridgewater, VA 22812 USA

Terms of sale for Cedar Row Restorations

30 day return guarantee, with full refund including original shipping costs for up to 30 days after delivery if an item arrives misdescribed or damaged.
Please email me with questions or problems

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Interview with Richard Martin of Cedar Row Restorations

When did you get started in bookselling?
Just this year. I have sold quite a few objects on eBay, mostly old bottles, prior to selling books
What drew you to bookselling?
Main reasons: source of retirement income, and I would like the books to go to people who appreciate them. I have no family to give them to.
Did you have any mentors in becoming a bookseller?
No.
What are your specialties as a dealer?
Architecture, science, nature, history, some fiction.
What's the most amazing book you've ever sold?
Have no sales at this time.
What is your favorite part of being a bookseller?
Retirement income and making available what I consider a good selection of books to other folks interested in books and what can be learned from them. I have somewhere around 2000 books on my shelves, and have used books for entertainment and knowledge.
Do you have an open storefront or have you in the past?
No
If so, do/did you have any bookstore pets?
no
What is the funniest / strangest / scariest thing that ever happened in your store?
no store
What is your favorite bookshop (other than your own)?
I buy mostly online from various sources.
What do you personally like to read? Collect?
A wide variety, fiction and non-fiction
What's your favorite book you personally own? Would you sell it, if the price were right?
Too many to pick just one.
What one book would you buy if price were no object?
Not sure
If you were stranded on a desert island and could bring three books, what would they be?
Books on how to survive on a desert island. I like practical books when they serve a purpose.