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message 1: by Len (new)

Len (ebooksonline) | 13 comments I have a question about the title of some books that I've encountered.

Like Falcon and the Sword 24-C Floor Display. What does 24-C Floor Display means?


message 2: by Lobstergirl (new)

Lobstergirl 24-copy; it's not actually a book, but a display. I've not-a-booked it.


message 3: by Len (new)

Len (ebooksonline) | 13 comments When you say display, what does it mean? Is it a display copy for bookstores?


message 4: by Lobstergirl (new)

Lobstergirl I'm not a bookseller but I think it's a cardboard container that can hold 24 copies of the book. Whether it's just the container or also includes the copies, I couldn't say. The point is, it's not one book.

To me this looks like a counter display.


You can probably picture a floor display. It would rest on the floor and be taller.


message 5: by Len (new)

Len (ebooksonline) | 13 comments Oh..okay. Thanks!


message 6: by Ellie (new)

Ellie Loredan (ellieloredan) | 113 comments So everything having a "display" in the title is actually a NAB? They also have ISBNs so I was wondering what to do with them...

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15...
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15...


message 7: by Amara (last edited Jul 15, 2012 11:18AM) (new)

Amara Tanith (aftanith) Well, not everything; I'm sure there are at least a few books that actually do have "Display" as part of their titles. ;) But yes, the ones you linked to are definitely NABs. (I NAB'd 'em.)


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