THE PRINTED GARDEN is a locally owned, independent, brick and mortar bookstore in the Union Square shopping plaza in Sandy, UT that carries both new, rare, signed, and very gently used secondhand books.
We believe that accurate and complete listings are the key to the satisfaction of our online clients, and endeavor to include, in our descriptions, any discernable flaws, regardless of how slight they may be. All orders placed with THE PRINTED GARDEN will also be well packaged and shipped promptly.
NONE of our books will contain highlighing or underlining unless specified in our listings. NONE of our books have ex-library markings unless specified in our listings.
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PRINTED GARDEN
9445 S. UNION SQUARE, SUITE A, SANDY, UT, 84070, U.S.A.
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THE PRINTED GARDEN, LLP 9445 S. UNION SQUARE, SUITE A SANDY, UT 84070 U.S.A. 385-695-2042 acance64@msn.com ARN - 54601493 Representative: Aaron Cance THE PRINTED GARDEN accepts all major credit cards in store, and payment through abebooks.com may be made by way of the cards the site accepts. We are unable to accept personal checks. Buyer may select between US Postal Service Media Mail (4-10 days) or Priority Mail (2-4 days). All items shipped are trackable, and we take responsibility for items a...
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Shipping rates are based on the average book weight of 2 pounds. Purchase of large and/or heavy books may involve a request for increased shipping based on the actual cost. We will never send you a request for additional shipping that exceeds the actual cost of shipping your book. All outbound shipping is directed to the United States Postal Service, and all parcels are trackable. Although the tracking numbers are used internally, we're happy to provide them to any of our clients upon request. Our store is closed on Sunday and Monday. Orders placed on Sunday or Monday will be filled either Monday or Tuesday (no later than Tuesday) depending upon internal activity.
