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Wholesale and Distribution:

Almacén de Libros

Used (remaindered) book wholesaler, with inventory searchable by author, publisher, category, and title.

http://AlmacenDeLibros.com

ATC Books International, Inc.

Distributor of books, newspapers, periodicals, serials from Russia and eastern Europe.

http://atcbooks.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Bertram Books

UK based international wholesaler. Provides online account functionality, with book news, promotional information and details of the Bertline service.

http://www.bertrams.com

Bookazine Company Inc.

A full service book wholesaler providing personalized services to book retailers and libraries worldwide.

http://www.bookazine.com/

The Booksource

National book wholesaler distributing to retail bookstores, schools and libraries.

http://www.booksource.com/

Bookspeed

UK based wholesaler, specialising particularly in mind body spirt and Scottish interest books. Provides account opening information, booklist downloads and customer service details.

http://www.bookspeed.com

Common Ground Book Distributors

Offers one stop shopping for specialty retailers.

http://www.comground.com

Consortium Book Sales and Distribution, Inc.

Distributor of books from over 65 independent publishers.

http://www.cbsd.com/

Gardners Books

UK based book wholesaler. Provides ISBN search, account opening information, book news and reviews and online account functionality.

http://www.gardners.com

Gordon and Gotch

Magazine distributor in Australia offers circulation management, merchandising, and distribution into newsagents and major supermarkets.

http://www.gordongotch.com.au

Hoffman Distribution

Distributor of cross stitch books and related supplies.

http://www.hoffmandis.com/

Ingram Book Group

Wholesaler of trade books and related products.

http://www.ingrambook.com/

Map Link, Inc.

Importer, distributor, and wholesaler of contemporary mapping products from around the world. Photos, information, and current inventory of products carried.

http://www.maplink.com/

Milligan News Co., Inc.

Paperback and hardcover books at wholesale discount to schools, teachers, libraries, organizations, bookclubs, college, and retail stores.

http://www.milligannews.com

National Book Network

Sales, marketing, order fulfullment, and credit and collections services. Provides staff profiles, list of publishers, and contact details.

http://www.nbnbooks.com/

Publishers Group West

Marketing and distribution for independent book publishers in North America.

http://www.pgw.com/

Reading Matters

Specializes in supplying customized classroom book collections chosen by experienced reading consultants.

http://www.readingmatters.net

Southwestern Company

Markets family-oriented educational reference products through a sales force of several thousand students each summer. The students are independent contractors, buying at wholesale and selling at retail.

http://www.southwestern.com/

Speedimpex

Importer and national distributor in the US of non-US newspapers and magazines.

http://speedimpex.com/

Treaty Oak

Wholesale distributor of travel maps, atlases, and wall maps from the major map publishers of the world.

http://www.treatyoak.com/

Warehouse Books, Inc

Specializing in crafts, children, cooking, military, and animals. Publishers overstock and out of print titles.

http://www.warehousebooksinc.com/

West Map Company

Manufacturers' representative distributing maps and atlases of cities, counties, and states in the United States. Information about products and servicing programs.

http://www.westmapco.com

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