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Dave finds a book full story so far

Since David’s dad passed away last year, David had been rebinding old books and selling them to help build a college fund. The life insurance had paid off the house so his Mom's job was keeping them afloat just fine.

"David," she called, "come help with this box of books I got at the church storehouse."

I helped her bring in a musty box with years of dust on on it.

"This box has been in storage for ever and they were just going to toss it out, so I thought you would like to go through it first."

She gave me her stunning smile and I thought “God, my mother is beautiful!”.

"Thanks Mom" I said grinning like the love sick teen I was. She checked her watch.

"I have a meeting soon so order a pizza for you and your sister, I should be home by 8:00."

She gave her son a quick kiss on the lips. A small nuke went off in his pants as she turned and headed back out the door. His sister is a younger, shorter flat-chested carbon copy of his Mom.

The kids have been home schooled during the scamdemic with both flying through classes. David was already in the 12th grade and 5 weeks ahead on his work. David set up his camera to do an unboxing vid for his Patreon donors.

The box was waxy cardboard. He Googled the maker and found they went out of business in 1945.

David let his sister, Julie, know he was going to start recording and ask that she not interrupt. She agreed and said she was going to have an online chat with her friends anyway.

"I'm so glad that we ...

... get along well" he thought to himself, as he closed the door and turned on the camera and carefully cut open the box. As it opened, the smell of old books and very old leather wafted into the room.

David knew right away this was the jackpot! Right on top of the stack was a black leather bound first edition of Oliver Twist! This is the Holy Grail of old books, easily worth $3,000 in the condition it was in now. Carefully, he set the book aside. Underneath that were four leather-bound textbooks – algebra, geometry, history, and geography, all from 1910 to 1920. The history book would be the most valuable but the cover needed its spine rebuilt.

Next were several leather-bound volumes of Shakespeare, all from a matching set from the same printer! These eight books, as the set, might be worth $10,000 to the right collector. He could not believe that the church was just going to throw this in the trash!

At the very bottom were two hand-made books, both in very bad repair for being under the stack of heavy books. He carefully lifted them out and set the box aside.

One was a town ledger from the City of Salem. David held his breath, for a moment then got out cotton gloves. If this was actually from the city of Salem where the witch trials had been held, it might be the most valuable book in America.

Putting the book on a new piece of paper and carefully opening it, David frowned hearing its spine cracking as he did. Inside the cover was the date, 1821. The picture showed ...