GDG- If I could only keep one!

Linda J. Guy lindajguy at embarqmail.com
Tue Sep 4 19:58:01 CDT 2007


Yes, I was visiting my daughter in VA Beach and went to "BJ's" They had 
a two or three vol. set of all photo's. I love collecting the books on 
photography and photo's. Many in these volumes I have never seen in 
print were of soldiers etc. I didn't have the money to buy them (about 
$50 a vol) and have never seen this set anywhere since! As I remember 
they were like 500 pages each, real thick books. Maybe someday I will 
see them again. ;>)

Linda

waltermolly at earthlink.net wrote:
> Esteemed GDG Member Contributes:
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> RE out-of-the way sources for CW books: check some of the salvage, closeout
> and surplus stores like Ollie's, a chain in MD, PA and DE.  Ollie's is a
> veritable treasure trove of CW materials at great prices.  In New England,
> Building 19&1/10th - weird name - can be a good source if you take the time
> to root through their disorganized book areas. (Ollie's is much better
> organized!)
>
> Walter
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>> [Original Message]
>> From: <Batrinque at aol.com>
>> To: <gettysburg at arthes.com>
>> Date: 9/4/2007 8:25:04 PM
>> Subject: Re: GDG- If I could only keep one!
>>
>> Esteemed GDG Member Contributes:
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>>  
>> In a message dated 9/4/2007 3:19:49 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
>> tommygeebassman at yahoo.com writes:
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>> one of  my favorite CW memories was in 1980, I was in New Orleans and I 
>> wandered into  one of those musty little book shops they have down there,
>>     
> and I 
>   
>> found a  beat-up single OR volume for sale ($3) .. I didn't care what
>>     
> volume it 
>   
>> was, to  me it was like finding gold  
>>
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>> Perhaps 20 years ago I was fortunate enough to run across a source (I
>>     
> can't  
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>> remember what it was) that had essentially all the volumes of the OR
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> available 
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>>  for mail order purchase.  I ended up buying all the volumes that covered
>>     
>
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>> the AOP campaigns.  They are mismatched -- some volumes going back to the
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>
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>> original printing, others from modern reprints -- but they were a
>>     
> wonderful  
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>> resource in those pre-CD days.  I wish I had enough available bookshelf 
>>     
> space to 
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>> keep them at hand all the time, but alas I do not, so rely upon  the CD
>>     
> version 
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>> for ordinary use (and detailed research).  
>>
>> Bruce  Trinque
>> Amston, CT
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