Buy
Buying these old books is a big thing, so you need the right resources and right sellers to do so. Here are some online and in-person sellers.
In-Person
Colorado: My pick here is the town of Florence, Colorado. Yep, the entire town. It is full of antique stores. It is the only place I have ever seen a book from the 1700s, plus that book was in great condition. If you get hungry, go to Quincy's Steak & Spirits right on main street, it is awesome.
North Carolina: For North Carolina, Mayberry Antique Mall in Mayberry, North Carolina is my pick. It is so big and has so many good antique books. If you get hungry, head to The Loaded Goat in downtown because it has some awesome food.
Virginia: For Virginia, I would pick The Barn Shop in Hillsville, Virginia. It is a historic barn selling historic things. You can also buy furniture there. My grandma owns it and she does really with keeping the prices low and items in stock. You can get an old book for $2-$4 upstairs in the far left corner. If you need to eat, head to the middle of town.
Online
Antiqueparchments is one of the best sellers for antique books. I have bought stuff there and it came fast and it came undamaged.
Tom W. Ayling Rare Books ❦ Manuscripts is so good for buying books. He has a great rare selection. He is quite expensive but sells in great condition with amazing quality. Look at his YouTube channel here.
