unsalable

Obviously, there are well-respected artists whose work is largely unsalable.

But only once did a work of art really punch me in the gut—and it was as unsalable as they come.

His booklet of twenty-two pages, unsalable in his time, is to-day held worth far more than its weight in gold.

An alert merchant with a large amount of an unsalable material on hand named it "Persis pink," and women fought for it.

Property continued almost unsalable, and prices were less than a half of what they had been in 1853-'54.

It took still more time for consultations as to what should now be done with their unsalable stock.

Scott's good humor and his partner's bad judgment saddled the concern with a lot of unsalable books.