Translation of "Bücherstand" in English

The SFB 700 was present with an information counter and bookstand.

You can find this and further publications at our book stand in the foyer.

The Kreuzberg collective b_books will, as always, be present with a book stand.

This is a parchment music page that I found in a Paris bookstall 50 years ago.

Hell, we'd give you a little something for the days you spend in the booth here.

If you wish to distribute a flyer or printed material, please rent a book booth.

You can order it online here or buy it directly at the book shop in St. Michael’s Church and in the Hildesheim tourist information office.

We will have a big book shop where you may purchase the books by our speakers and also the latest Christian fiction and non fiction books, as well as music cds.

Every church that’s alive has a bookstall (positioned where people will fall over it!

The Collaborative Research Center 700 organized an information and book stand at the lecture, where students and other attendees could inform themselves about current research on governance in areas of limited statehood.

In conclusion, visitors may be informed and consulted at Ricky's Book Stand, which includes more than 200 works by international Black authors.

You can bring books to the school any time during school hours this week and put them into the basement in the administration building (the security men know exactly where) or you can bring them directly to the book stall on Sunday when you come to the fete – which ever is easier for you.

Most of the important books authored by the speakers and around the themes of the World Psychedelic Forum will be available for sale at a large bookstand.

"Â Such a connection exists for example between SEKEM and the Info3 publishing house from Frankfurt, which joined the SEKEM Day with a book stand.

In addition, since 1995 we are represented with a large book stall at all important conferences not only in Germany, but also in neighbouring countries.

We also want to have a bookstall, which will be particularly useful to the visitors to the Humboldt University in Berlin who will be able to lay in stocks of relevant material.

A few days ago, on 24 December 2009, I was quietly reading a Portuguese book about air conditioning. I had bought that book on 24 May 2004 from a bookstall at the north side of the “Praça do Comércio” in Lisbon, Portugal’s capital.

On a bookstand she advertises a book by Angiello Di Verona. The putative writer is no one else than the grandfather of the artist and the book that seems to be on sale consists on an intense 3 year long letter communication between the two.