[SCC_Active_Members] FW: [DIGLIB] Origins of Cyberspace Libraryto be sold atChristie's, New York on February 23

[Gust, Kathe]

I agree with Sellam.  Some of these are simply old journal issues, which
might be difficult to locate, but not impossible to get, and certaily
photocopies could be had of them.  Since they are not autographed or in
any other way distinguished, there is no real reason to value them so
highly.

Kathe 

-----Original Message-----
From: scc_active-bounces at computerhistory.org
[mailto:scc_active-bounces at computerhistory.org] On Behalf Of Sellam
Ismail
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 7:55 AM
To: H.M. Gladney; SCC at CHM
Subject: RE: [SCC_Active_Members] FW: [DIGLIB] Origins of Cyberspace
Libraryto be sold atChristie's, New York on February 23

 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: scc_active-bounces at computerhistory.org
> [mailto:scc_active-bounces at computerhistory.org] On Behalf Of H.M. 
> Gladney
> Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 10:22 AM
> To: SCC at CHM
> Subject: [SCC_Active_Members] FW: [DIGLIB] Origins of Cyberspace 
> Library to be sold atChristie's, New York on February 23
> 
> I actually intended to send this to the SCC listserv.   
> Apologies for double sending to those who are receiving this twice.
>  
> 
> Of high interest to CHM, especially the auction catalogue.  
> Pricey stuff.
> 
>  
> Among other applications, this catalog might be useful for market 
> value estimates (e.g., insurance purposes).

Actually, everything in this auction is way over-valued and should not
be considered a reliable indicator of market value.

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