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...what i am trying to say is that over the years i have noticed the steady climb at the top end of these books.
a few years ago i never saw this type of book/subject matter so expensive at the top end...

Lone Wolf: Life and Death of U-boat Ace Werner Henke
between £20-30-70. i got mine a few days ago from america for just over £11 delivered. this one from england £121.85, yes it is new but my god
for 288 pages?
Clay Blairs tommes range from £11-50 either side of the atlantic.
　
u boat war - bucheim 6 used copies from £23
　
john terraine: Business in Great Waters: U-boat Wars, 1916-45 £95.95 from america, used-new. or 25p ?
　
jordan vause: U-Boat Ace: The Story of Wolfgang Luth £91.99 brand new from england. or you can get one for as little as £3.30 !!
　
timothy p mulligan: Neither Sharks Nor Wolves: The Men of Germany's U-boat Arm, 1939-45 hard cover £25 0r used £4.74
　
Teddy Suhren: Ace of Aces: Memoirs of A U-Boat Rebel [Hardcover] 248pages: £205
　
Steel Boat, Iron Hearts: A U-Boat Crewman's Life Aboard U-505: £9.44 0r £50 hardcover.

im sure someone could explain all this.

these books are not in bad condititon - i guess, because i have ordered them in different conditions over the years and never thought oh christ, im sending that back. they have all been in better condititon than advertised.
　
　
maybe the market has been affected by the economy - or people will buy at these prices, i have no idea. i just know that books related to this subject have gone
up, but VERY up at the top end.
　
i guess its the discrepency between high and low that opens my eyes. its not the like with all, but certain titles have an odd price
　
maybe more people have become interested - hence the hike.
　
we should hold on to them once read. they will be worth a small fortune one day.
　
now i will go back top making an inexpensive broccolli soup with blue cheese.