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Jun. 29th, 2006
Dear Folio Society
Thank you very much for your latest pamphlet detailing some of your current offerings. You are indeed right that I appreciate beautifully constructed books — that is indeed why I first contacted you — and you have obviously researched my tastes well in offering me The Queen Mary Atlas.
Sadly, I find the price, at £62.50, to be a bit much.
I understand that it is a facsimile of a 16th Century work. I see that it is bound in real leather. I understand that it contains 12 maps, and that these are each 5 square feet.
But I can't afford £62.50 ...
... per map. I do not have a spare £750.
With deep regret
Alan
Thank you very much for your latest pamphlet detailing some of your current offerings. You are indeed right that I appreciate beautifully constructed books — that is indeed why I first contacted you — and you have obviously researched my tastes well in offering me The Queen Mary Atlas.
Sadly, I find the price, at £62.50, to be a bit much.
I understand that it is a facsimile of a 16th Century work. I see that it is bound in real leather. I understand that it contains 12 maps, and that these are each 5 square feet.
But I can't afford £62.50 ...
... per map. I do not have a spare £750.
With deep regret
Alan
Dear Folio Society
Thank you very much for your latest pamphlet detailing some of your current offerings. You are indeed right that I appreciate beautifully constructed books — that is indeed why I first contacted you — and you have obviously researched my tastes well in offering me The Queen Mary Atlas.
Sadly, I find the price, at £62.50, to be a bit much.
I understand that it is a facsimile of a 16th Century work. I see that it is bound in real leather. I understand that it contains 12 maps, and that these are each 5 square feet.
But I can't afford £62.50 ...
... per map. I do not have a spare £750.
With deep regret
Alan
Thank you very much for your latest pamphlet detailing some of your current offerings. You are indeed right that I appreciate beautifully constructed books — that is indeed why I first contacted you — and you have obviously researched my tastes well in offering me The Queen Mary Atlas.
Sadly, I find the price, at £62.50, to be a bit much.
I understand that it is a facsimile of a 16th Century work. I see that it is bound in real leather. I understand that it contains 12 maps, and that these are each 5 square feet.
But I can't afford £62.50 ...
... per map. I do not have a spare £750.
With deep regret
Alan