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Long-time genealogy book retailer Tuttle Antiquarian Books is no longer in business. The company closed its doors effective June 9, 2006. The company's entire book inventory, including genealogies and regional history, (excluding miniature books) has now been sold to:
De Wolfe and Wood
P.O. Box 425
2 Waterboro Rd.
(Rt. 202)
Alfred, Maine 04002
You can learn more about De Wolfe and Wood at http://www.dwbooks.com.
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I have purchased many items from Tuttle through the years. Their customer service was top-notch. It's sad to see them go.
I hope De Wolfe and Wood can meet my high expectations!
Posted by: Alan Crawford | September 13, 2006 at 09:57 AM
I have had several dealings with both Tuttle and De Wolfe and have had great experiences with both. I think you will find De Wolfe will rate right up with the best!......Toni
Posted by: Toni Feeney | September 15, 2006 at 06:42 AM