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Gentlemen;
Please take a look at this listing;
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=315474863
Please take a look at this listing;
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=315474863
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Hello Bert I just signed up for one. Looking forward to getting one of your books [:)][^] Cheers Karl 0 -
I second that motion! 0 -
Bert,
Are you going to have copies of your book for sale in Reno? Does it cost extra to have you sign it?[:D] I look forward to having a copy! Thanks.0 -
Yes, I will have copies of it at the Big Reno show, and NO, it does not cost extra if you want an autographed copy.
Edit: Available quantities at the Reno show will be limited (we have a lot of people who have reserved a copy already). Plan to purchase your copy on Friday the 16th.0 -
Bert,
I owe you beer from the Portland show, had a disaster come up and couldn't make it. You'll have to let me know when your going to be close to this area, so I can get my 3rd edition and give you your beer.
W.D.0 -
How does this book differ from your last book? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by mango tango
How does this book differ from your last book?
The new 3rd Edition is now a softcover bound book, with better quality paper, and it is printed on both sides of each page (which reduced the overall physical size of the book). The 2nd Edition had 195 pages of information, whereas the 3rd Edition is now 260 pages of enhanced information. In regards to the technical data, I added a lot of new descriptive information preceding most of the many models. We added more (and better quality) pictures for nearly all of the various models and variations of the models. More than a thousand hours of work was spent improving the quality of the material in the 3rd Edition book, and it is now (and very clearly) the absolute best single reference source for anyone who collects pre-1964 Winchester firearms (I am a bit biased though[:0]).0
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