Founded in 1971 by Wayne Somers, a former college library
bibliographer, Hammer Mountain Book Halls began as a catalogue
business specializing in out-of-print scholarly books.
We chose the name for euphony and because we occupied the
second-highest point in the county, the top of a 1,200 foot hill. Since 1981,
we've also operated "W. Somers, Bookseller," a retail book shop with a
constantly changing general stock of books not listed on the Internet. It's
open Monday-Friday, 11-5, and Saturday, 10-5; browsers are welcome.
We've been members of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of
American since 1977.
We're also the publisher and sole source of the invaluable "Bibliography
Finder for American Authors," by Wayne Somers and Ilse Pinkus, which
you can buy for a pittance through Advanced Book Exchange.
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Seller's business information:
Hammer Mountain Book Halls, ABAA
NY, U.S.A.
Terms of Sale:
Payment by Paypal, Visa, Mastercard, U.S. check. Books may be returned within
thirty days if unsatisfactory. Customers within New York State will be
charged the sales tax charged in their locality. Wayne Somers, Hammer Mountain Book Halls, 841 Union
St., Schenectady, NY 12308. 518-3935266. Books@Hammermt.com.
Shipping Terms:
Prompt worldwide shipping - same-day on weekdays. If your order is unusually heavy or oversized, and is not being sent by the cheapest domestic rate, we may have to contact you to let you know extra shipping is required. We never use Jiffy bags; we ship most books in new boxes.
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