I'm going through my library to cull it. I'll list books for sale in this space; from time to time I'll add more. (Note: Buyer pays shipping too--usually < $4.00)
Lindemann, Fred H. "The Sermon and the Propers" 4 vols, hardcover, 1959. Some minor underlining, otherwise in good condition. $40.00
Koestlin, Julius. "The theology of Martin Luther." Philadelphia, Lutheran Publication Society, 1897. Hardcover, mint condition. $25.00
Kirchenagende fuer Ev-Luth Gemeinden ungeaenderter Augsburgischer Konfession. St. Louis: Concordia, 1922. 329 pp. *Mint* condition. $20.00
Luther, Martin. Kirchen-postille (2 vols). Stuttgart, 1845. Available on Abe Books for $79; I'm asking $50 plus shipping.
Schmucker, S.S. American Lutheranism Vindicated. Baltimore: T. Newton Kurtz, 1856. $40
Various authors. Various old LC-MS writings--including "Die heutigen Arbeiterverbindungen und die christliche Ortsgemeinde" (Graebner), "Fuenf Thesen ueber die Ehe mit der Schwester der verstorbenen Frau" (Hoenecke), "Captain William Morgan: Ein geschichtlicher Beitrag zur Beleuchtung des Logenwesens" (Krafft), "Ich glaube, darum rede ich" (Pieper) etc. Binding poor. Make an offer.
Die Bekenntnissschriften der evangelisch-lutherischen Kirche. Berlin 1868. Binding needs work. $20.
Die unveränderte Augsburgische Konfession, deutsch und lateinisch, nach den besten Handschriften aus dem Besitze der Unterzeichner, Text-Ausgabe von Paul Tschackert, von Paul Tschackert. Good condition. $25
Pieper, F. "What is Christianity? And Other Essays..." St. Louis: Concordia 1933. $60.
LCMS. "Another Fraternal Endeavor". ?1950's? $5.00
Reinboth. "Calls and Vacancies". St. Louis: Concordia 1967. $5.00
Gerhard. "Sacred Meditations" Philadelphia: Lutheran Publication Society, 1896. 2 copies: one (good binding) $60, another (poor binding) $25.
Jacobs. "The Book of Concord." Vol 1 only. Good shape. $25.
Lilje, Hanns. "Luther" (in German). Some spotting inside front cover; otherwise fine shape. $5.00
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Thanks for the offered by I have most of the ones I would be interested in or recently bought and read them (the Kostlin book I read earlier this year, it's a very good summary for being such an old source).
BTW, I believe you used to teach at St. Catherine's seminary and I believe someone at Aquinas said you did adjunct work there as well. Where did you get your doctorate?
Howdy! I got my PhD at Indiana University/Bloomington. I taught logic one term at Aquinas. Re the books, if you know anyone else who'd be interested, I'd appreciate your spreading the word...
Yes, I will pass it on. Thanks.
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