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Next session of Printed Page College is Saturday, December 8

August 24, 2018 By Dan Danbom

For the seasoned collector, the ardent bibliophile, or the interested beginner -- or even for someone who just wants a free donut and coffee -- the Printed Page College of Biblio Knowledge is the best way to spend an hour and a half on a Saturday morning. You'll learn the basics of book terminology, how to identify … [Read more...]

Today’s Chapter of “Answering Your Own Questions”

August 18, 2018 By Dan Danbom

A customer was bemoaning the loss of brick and mortar used bookstores, wondering aloud what is causing that. He then offered us $10 for a $20 book. … [Read more...]

Our first chapbook!

August 6, 2018 By Dan Danbom

We're proud of our first chapbook -- a signed, limited edition printing of 19 of our favorite stories from our newsletter. If you'd like a copy, drop us an email. … [Read more...]

Cue the “Twilight Zone” music

June 19, 2018 By Dan Danbom

Several weeks ago, a woman brought a small collection of books into the store for us to buy. She told us her aunt was an antiquarian bookseller in Los Angeles some years ago. In the collection were some catalogs, pamphlets and other ephemera from someone named Jake Zeitlin. Naturally, we wondered: Who was Jake … [Read more...]

Tyrannosaurus Rex

May 2, 2018 By Dan Danbom

Yesterday was one of those days where my life in books took to me to an unexpected and wonderful place. Last weekend, the Denver Post published a story I wrote about Independent Bookstore Day. I'd mentioned a store that was partnering with a brewer to created literary-themed beers, and I hoped for a Rex Stout. For … [Read more...]

Printed Page Bookshop

4.8 out of 5 stars

Benjamin Hill

5 out of 5 stars

posted 4 months ago

I happened upon this bookstore as I walked down Broadway one beautiful summer day. Discovering the Printed Page Bookshop was the best part of that day's journey. I now make it a point to visit as often as I can. The selection is vast and the owners are exceptionally kind, thoughtful and helpful. I always walk out with some sort of treasure.

Here are a few photos I have taken. I most sincerely cannot recommend this bookstore enough. Stop in the next time you are in the area. You will be glad you did.

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Printed Page Bookshop is a rare gem. When you walk into the quaint shop you are greeted not only by the bountiful shelves, but the shop pup named Izzy. I was impressed by the amount of leather bound books that the shop had. I could tell the owner was well versed in book collecting and a true antiquarian when his collection didn’t stop at just one shelf or case. There were many shelves and glass cases that contained the most rare books. Some were even still in the shrink wrap. In addition to the rare books that were there, I was able to find books that are popular to the public now and also the cannon classics. Another fun feature of this shop is they have a newsletter. I was fortunate enough to snag a snippet of a past one and it has many treasures inside. There are stories and articles about anything and everything book related. I was able to learn things that I otherwise would never have known. Overall I was very satisfied with this shop and its variety of books. I am always looking for bookstore to call my own and I can confidently say I will be visiting this shop again.

Steve Replogle

4 out of 5 stars

posted 1 year ago

There seem to be two kinds of used bookstores. There are the messy, crowded shops, overflowing with books and magazines of all shapes and sizes, often too many to count. And there are the neat-as-a-pin shops, with all the books organized and carefully placed and nearly uniform. The Printed Page is mostly a bookshop of the neat and orderly kind, but there are a few touches here and there of an opposite sensibility.

That perhaps should be expected, as the Printed Page is actually a joint operation between fifteen or so booksellers. It is a small shop, housed in a converted home, and the shelves are snug. It's quiet and cozy. There are books you'd expect (folio editions, military history, thrillers, poetry, mainstream hardcover fiction) but there are surprises, too, such as the odd Big Little Books under the front counter and the original art throughout the store.

Their motto is "Cool Books, Warm People." I was certainly given a pleasant welcome when I shopped there. I was actually determined not to spend a lot of money, and I didn't... but I did come away with a number of prized books that I had been after for some time.

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