A colleague of mine forwarded your information to me and I thought I
would
take the liberty to respond. Aside from the defunct Giftex-l, I operate
an
Exchange program in Minnesota called MINITEX Serials Exchange with
participants in North and South Dakota as well as Wisconsin. If you'd
like,
you could send gift offerings to my email address and I can post them on
my
operation's LISTSERV. I can't promise anyone will respond but at least
the
information will be out there in case some is interested. I don't
however,
feel that I can handle the traffic that Giftex-l did.

Let me know what you think.

With Regards,

Jason

Jason Iversen                            MINITEX Serials Exchange

mailto:serex@tc.umn.edu                  15 Andersen Library
Phone 612/624-6368                             University of Minnesota
WATS 800 463-5348                        222 21st Ave. South
Fax  612/624-1319                        Minneapolis, MN 55455

See our webpage at
<http://www-minitex.lib.umn.edu/prog_serv/seriexch/>

>
>-------- Original Message --------
>Subject: Where is Giftex-l?
>Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 16:08:24 -800
>From: Beth Paulsen <bpaulsen@belle.lib.uidaho.edu>
>Reply-To: bpaulsen@belle.lib.uidaho.edu
>Organization: University of Idaho Library
>
>
>As Giftex-L is apparently defunct, I thought I would post my question
>to this list in the hopes that others like myself have cross interests.
>
>We are withdrawing many of our bibliographies because of space
>constraints.  This include things like Bibliotheque Nationale,
>Brinkman's Catalogus van Boeken, Australian National Bibliography,
>etc.
>
>Have any of you had experience in disposing of such things, either
>by sale or giving them to another library?  Is there a better list to
>post these to other than Backserv? Please answer to me directly:
>bpaulsen@belle.lib.uidaho.edu.
>
>Thanks,
>Beth Paulsen
>Gift Supervisor
>Univ. of Idaho Library
>Box 442373
>Moscow, ID  83844-2373
>(208) 885-2739
>bpaulsen@belle.lib.uidaho.edu