Issue with lot a lot description - What is a "loose" spine?

Bugsy · #1 08-31-2017, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by D. Bergin

Fragile year for paper items. The tail end of the paper drive era after WWII had ended and lower quality high acid content paper was still in widespread use.

Is it possible the pages became separated in shipping?

That is a good point and I honestly don't know. It was in a rigid toploader, with cardboard on either side, and shipped in a bubble mailer. The package itself looked completely fine...which makes me wonder if the shipping company (can't remember if it was UPS or USPS) would consider the shipment damaged. Would they reject the claim that it was damaged in transit?

DaveW · #2 08-31-2017, 04:32 PM

I would say that both the book and the seller were spineless

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