where do you buy old copies of the sunday post

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Re: where do you buy old copies of the sunday post

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Well I've been attending comic fairs, ephemera fairs, boot sales and flea markets for over 30 years and have never seen one. Not even in the newspapers section of ebay. Have found a couple of copies of the Weekly News on ebay but that's about it. But I do have fun sections going back to 1974 so am quite happy with that. Trouble is they tend to fade a bit with age.
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Scotland, London, Northern Ireland, and actually Co Donegal as well. Your newsagent MIGHT be able to order it through their suppliers.
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You could try the british library heres the link www.bl.uk
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I've seen the odd early edition of the Sunday Post for sale at comic cons (Memorabellia) also a few in the Book and Mag Collector magazine - the downside they are expensive - around £10 - £20 each for the ones I saw - pretty scarce I would imagine - the Mitchel Library in GLasgow has the Sunday Post (most issues) available to read not sure if you can buy them though.
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