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1DeusExLibrus
On impulse I grabbed three books from my college library's booksale that I'm not overly interested in keeping. I don't have them with me at the moment, so will post more details later, but the first volume is Plato's Apology and Crito in the original Greek with footnotes, copyright beginning of the 20th century. The other two are almost certainly Greek readers intended for school children, although as I can't read Greek myself, I'm not sure what exactly they are. These are small pocket size volumes. All three are hardback.
2DeusExLibrus
Offered the Plato to a prof on campus and he jumped on it, so thats taken. The other two are Xenophon's Anabasis I&II, copyright 1957 & 1963. Hardback, blue fabric over boards, the upper right corner of both covers has been bumped. Some writing in both volumes, map included in first volume. Both have slightly age-yellowed pages, but type is still perfectly readable. I'd put these up on Amazon or something, but am not sure how as neither seem to have ISBNs.
