Assisting Book Collectors, One Book at a Time. Quality Books at Affordable Prices.

Captain's Log:  Stardate 2020:  It was bound to happen.  The first salvos between the bots and cyborgs...

     The cyber-sales-cops, (robot censors), took liberties interpreting one of my book's listed for sale via Facebook.  The bots categorized my science fi...

What types of books do you buy?  

     We buy all genre of fiction and most types of non-fiction.  We generally do not deal in the turbulent college textbook trade. 

     Our book buyer’s interest shifts with the tide (and market conditions), but...

Looking for something spooky to kick off your Halloween?

Stop on by our European Styled Book Store to find your hidden book treasure.  (We are north of the Driver's License Station and south of Wendy's, across the street from the Java House.)  

Captain's Book Shoppe...

Our Fall 2019 store hours have expanded to Monday - Friday: 10 AM - 6 PM!

Our current hours for Fall 2019 are:

Sunday: 1 - 5 PM.

Monday: 10 AM - 6 PM.

Tuesday: 10 AM - 6 PM.

Wednesday: 10 AM - 6 PM.

Thursday: 10 AM - 6 PM.

Friday: 10 AM - 6 PM. 

Saturdays: Open 10 AM - 2 PM

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Free store front parking at Captain's Book Shoppe.  Handicapped parking in front of store with wheel chair access through the main building entrance.

Stop on by our European Styled Book Store to find your hidden book treasure.  (We are north of the Driver's License Stat...

Along with the biographies of Bach and Brahms... ….., we now have an impressive amount of classical music.  We have the classics published in the 1920s and 30s in Leipzig, Germany which are in awesome condition.  Prices range from $5 up to around $20.  (Catalog in the...

The Captain's Book Shoppe revised Winter hours are:

Monday - Friday:  1 PM - 5 PM

Saturday:  10 AM - 3 PM

Sunday:  Closed

We are also open thru special appointment. 

Contact: Jeffrey@captainsbookshoppe.onmicrosoft.com

or

Phone:  (319) 351-3166

Check out our Bargain Cove which...

The Captain's Book Shoppe will be closed for a week beginning this Wednesday, (January 30 thru February 6).   If you have books you would like me to take a look at, please contact me.

We will reopen at 1 PM on Thursday, 7 February.  

Using "Catcher in the Rye" we examine: What gives a book value? How and why do books gain or lose value over time?