2023年5月9日 · John Zubal Obituary age 83, passed away May 1, 2023. A life-long resident of Parma, Ohio (born 1939), graduate of St. Ignatius High School and Fordham University, John worked as a college...

2023年5月16日 · Bookseller John Zubal, founder of Zubal Books, which became one of the largest out-of-print book and back-issue periodicals companies in the U.S., died May 1. He was 83. Zubal began collecting books as a boy.

John Zubal passed away in Parma, Ohio. The obituary was featured in Cleveland.com on May 12, 2023.

John Zubal begins his ninth season as an athletic trainer at WVWC. He is the primary athletic training contact for women’s basketball, dance, women’s soccer, women’s and men’s golf, women’s and men’s cross country, and women’s and men’s track and field.

An antiquarian bookseller based in Cleveland, Zubal was in the trade from 1963 until his death. Early to see the benefits of the Internet, he created his online business in 1995. His stock of close to five million volumes included a wide array of institutional reports, biographies, government documents, fiction, and other items.

We have a section of about 2500 browsable books mostly in the areas of art, photography, military, entertainment, history and oversize books. The best part is that each book is only $5.00. Please email or call (216-241-7640) to arrange a visit during normal business hours. View directions to Zubal Books.

2023年5月12日 · John T. Zubal, Antiquarian Bookseller. John T. Zubal entered the world on November 5, 1939 in Cleveland, Ohio, born to parents Anna (nee Kukurudza) and Thomas A. After a period of declining...

John T. Zubal, Antiquarian Bookseller John T. Zubal entered the world on November 5, 1939 in Cleveland, Ohio, born to parents Anna (nee Kukurudza) and Thomas A. After a period of declining health, John reluctantly departed on May 1, 2023, surrounded...

2023年5月9日 · age 83, passed away May 1, 2023. A life-long resident of Parma, Ohio (born 1939), graduate of St. Ignatius High School and Fordham University, John worked as a college history professor for ten...