I just checked out the new Bargain Vault from the National Archives. All kinds of books, DVDs, and such are available at bargain-basement prices. I’ve got a lot of these items already, and paid a lot more money for them…
Washington, DC…The National Archives eStore has opened its vault and discovered a wealth of publications and products that are now available at up to 80% off the original prices.
The newly opened Bargain Vault offers a wide array of products from microfilm catalogs to framed prints to books and more. There are limited quantities of these reduced items so now is a great to time visit estore.archives.gov to take advantage of these reduced prices.In addition to the Bargain Vault, the National Archives eStore offers an abundant and unique inventory of products inspired by archival and historical holdings at the National Archives. More than 500 archival, genealogical, and history related products are available for purchase, including professionally framed parchments, gifts made from actual Government “red tape”, multimedia products based on popular National Archives holdings and exhibitions, and more.
The National Archives Trust Fund supports the programs of the National Archives through a variety of activities. See more information[www.archives.gov/publications/general-info-leaflets/29-trust-fund.pdf].
