Bookstores, Libraries & Archives à London, ON

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Forest City Coins

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354 Richmond St, CENTRAL LONDON, London, N6A 3C3

(519) 434-3355

Looking for an honest dealer to buy or sell your valuables? At Forest City Coins & Stamps in London is your best bet for coins, stamps, gold, silver, militaria and comics. We specialize in estate sales. Always courteous, trustworthy, friendly, we'll ensure you receive great service when you visit us.

City Lights Bookshop

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356 Richmond Street, CENTRAL LONDON, London, N6A 3C2

(519) 679-8420

City Lights Bookshop - London, Ontario, Canada City Lights Bookshop is located in the heart of Downtown London, Ontario. We’ve been serving the fine people of the city since 1975. We specialize in a wide range of used books, vinyl, movies, & music. We carry all manner of cultural detritus such as turn of the century sheet music, retro & modern adult magazines, postcards, antique books, memorabilia from various decades, and much more. It is worth a trip to prospect our labyrinthine aisles for sundry treasures arranged on 2 floors of exploratory bliss. We are a living collage, crossed with a circus that was frightened by a Dadaist. Where are we. We are located at 356 Richmond St. (Between King St. and York St.) London, Ontario. Canada.

Heroes Cards and Comics

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179 Dundas Street, CENTRAL LONDON, London, N6A 1G4

(519) 439-4955

Since 1991. Heroes is the largest comic book and collectibles store in South Western Ontario.

Mandala Books

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190 Central Avenue, CENTRAL LONDON, London, N6A 1M7

(519) 432-9488

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Attic Books

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240 Dundas Street, CENTRAL LONDON, London, N6A 1H3

(519) 432-7277

Located in London, Ontario, Canada, Attic Books is one of Canada's largest bookstores, making it a tourist destination. With a large and diverse stock of antique books, maps and prints, our shop appeals to a wide range of customers. We have been business since 1976. Our services include appraisals, purchases, consultations and assistance with general care of books and paper collectibles. Proprietor Marvin Post is a member of the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB), the Antique Books Association of Canada (ABAC), and the Canadian Booksellers Association (CBA). In 1976, Marvin Post opened his shop at 428 Richmond St., London, Ontario, on the third floor. His little bookstore fulfilled a personal dream, to be his own boss and indulge his love of beautiful books. Many loyal customers were made in those first few years, as Londoners began to discover the growing little bookstore hidden away in the Attic. One year later, Marvin moved his shop to 388 Clarence St., a few blocks away. Attic Books became a regular stop for downtown shoppers. However, in 1987, the Galleria Mall was about to be built, and the wrecking ball was set to destroy the building that Marvin occupied. So, he packed up his shop and moved out to Parkhill, Ontario, where many of his regular customers drove out to see him. In 1996, the Mayor of London persuaded Marvin to reconsider downtown, so he purchased the property at 240 Dundas St. and moved the business back. Doing his own demolition work, Marvin also refinished the hardwood floors, which were hidden by a grey nubbly surface of indeterminate origin, revealing a floor that makes our store as memorable as does the ornate tin ceiling. Attic Books had found its new home. The basement was opened up a few years later for discount books, and recently the second floor opened to handle antiquarian books. Today, Attic Books is one of the largest second hand booksellers in the country.