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Posted: 25-10-2024 , 07:07 AM #1 |
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Cooking/Baking books/cards, Kilkenny
Hi there now I'm retired I've decided to take up a hobby of cooking/baking, would anyone have any books/cards on such said things they no longer need... make an auld man happy... thanks
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Posted: 27-10-2024 , 12:04 PM #2 |
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Hi, I have some books, booklets and cards with recipes. Some of the books are vintage e.g. recipes from RTE cookery programmes. I'm in Dublin 3 area so do you have any way to collect them?
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Posted: 02-11-2024 , 10:20 PM #3 |
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maybe if you weigh them at the post office, let me know the cost of postage, i will send the money by mail...cash in an envelope before you send... I dont want any bank details or sending couriers to you....... you dont send until i post money....
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Posted: 04-11-2024 , 11:10 PM #4 |
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I can weigh them myself and let you know approx cost of postage.
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Posted: 05-11-2024 , 07:42 AM #5 |
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Perfect thank you
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Posted: 05-11-2024 , 11:44 AM #6 |
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The weight of the items is 1Kg. From reviewing the AnPost website, it seems the package would cost minimum of Eur9 in postage. I'm not sure its worth it to be honest. If you know anyone coming to Dublin who could collect them would be better.
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