[Rarebooks] [info] Grave Matters (Epitaphs, Gravestones, Mourning)

[Joslin Hall Rare Books]

A GRAVE AFFAIR is the Joslin Hall Rare Books website devoted to books about 
gravestones, cemeteries, mourning arts & customs, funerals and related 
materials. We also feature interesting links and have just opened a 
"Picture Gallery".  And, we now have an email Newsletter called "GRAVE 
MATTERS".

You can get "Grave Matters" delivered to your email inbox several times a 
month, free.


               So, what is "GRAVE MATTERS"?

It's our free e-mail newsletter, mailed about twice a month, that-

* Features interesting information, articles and news about gravestones, 
mourning, cemeteries, epitaphs and related subjects.

* keeps you up to date on our web updates and new content, including first 
notice when our new "Just Catalogued" pages are posted.

* gives you advance notice of our upcoming printed catalogs and lists.

* announces special offers to subscribers

"GRAVE MATTERS" is a private list; it is configured so that your name and 
e-mail address will not be available to anyone else if you are subscribed.

To see more-or-less this same information but with an interesting photo, go 
here-
<http://www.a-grave-affair.com/newsletter.htm>

To subscribe to "GRAVE MATTERS", go here-
<http://a-grave-affair.com/mailman/listinfo/grave_matters_a-grave-affair.com>

To see the current "GRAVE MATTERS" newsletter go here-
<http://www.a-grave-affair.com/grave_matters_current.htm>

To visit A GRAVE AFFAIR go here-
<http://www.a-grave-affair.com>



A GRAVE AFFAIR
A selection of books and related materials illustrating how Society and 
individuals have dealt with and memorialized Mortality and Death through 
the Ages.

Post Office Box 516, Concord, Massachusetts 01742 USA
telephone (617) 492-5367
email <office at a-grave-affair.com>
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Subscribe to "Grave Matters, our free email newsletter
and get special discounts and offers on selected books!
<http://a-grave-affair.com/mailman/listinfo/grave_matters_a-grave-affair.com>

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TERMS:
All payments must be in U.S. funds and negotiable through a U.S. bank;
We accept checks, money orders, American Express, Visa and Mastercard.
Books may be reserved pending payment; Institutions may be billed;
Standard courtesies to institutions and the trade; Postage charges
are $5.00 for the first book, and $1.50 for each additional book.
Shipments outside the U.S. will be billed at cost. We accept returns
if we are notified within ten days of your receipt of the books-please
ask for full instructions and terms. Massachusetts residents must add
5% state sales tax.