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22 September 2004, 04:59
<JOHAN>
Re: Just sometimes the sun shines on a dogs arse !
mbogo375



Sorry, but Blaser R93 owners are automaticly placed last in the line Maybe you won't get a book



How about 1898 copies? I hereby request the 1898



Now blaser trash, who is the beaten one ?



Cheers

/ JOHAN
22 September 2004, 06:35
mbogo375
Quote:

mbogo375

Sorry, but Blaser R93 owners are automaticly placed last in the line Maybe you won't get a book

How about 1898 copies? I hereby request the 1898

Now blaser trash, who is the beaten one ?

Cheers
/ JOHAN



You, if you have to wait until 1897 copies have been sold before you get your copy .

Jim
22 September 2004, 07:14
<JOHAN>
mbogo375

The books are hopefully printed before they will be sold I can't see why I shall wait for the other 1897 to be sold?

What is so special about book no 98?

Cheers
/ JOHAN
23 September 2004, 06:07
maxman
Yup - I've been looking for actual machinist drawings for this action for a while now. As you said, we are talking about machining techniques that are 100 years old. It should be much easier to turn out that same part using modern equipment. I'm hoping there are real drawings in the book. maxman
21 September 2004, 04:13
Mark
Alf,

You could photocopy it and probably pay for the book selling them here!
20 September 2004, 22:50
JefferyDenmark
Alf

What a gem
With a picture of Paul
Paul sure did know how to do it right
Congratulations on your book.
Cheers,

Andr�
21 September 2004, 00:58
TrevofKal
All these years of manufacturers hype and they STILL havent really bettered the design. Just HOW good a man was he??
21 September 2004, 02:41
<JOHAN>
ALF

Great book

I wish it will come out in new print

Cheers
/ JOHAN
21 September 2004, 14:20
Oldsarge

And . . . and . . . and . . . I WANT NUMBER 2!!!!
21 September 2004, 14:04
wanna577
Nice find on the book. So does it have actual blueprints in it? Or just general drawings. I got the book by Springfield Armory on building the 1903 Springfield. It was really interesting to see the actual machinery and methods they used. I scanned most of the blueprints of course! Inter library loan is great.
21 September 2004, 13:54
TGetzen
Quote:

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Alf,

You could photocopy it and probably pay for the book selling them here!



That would be copyright infringement (but if you put it in pdf format I'll take one )



Actually it would not be copyright infringement at all - I do believe ALF could have the whole book reprinted verbatim and sell it, as the copyright from a 1908 book is long since gone.

Can I have copy 00001, signed, ALF?

Todd
22 September 2004, 11:00
wanna577
So does this book contain blueprints?
21 September 2004, 16:31
Alberta Canuck
Depends on when the copyright was granted. If the book has passed into the public domain, the recent lengthening of the copyright period in the US does not apply. It is not retroactively lengthened to bring books back under copyright protection. Wolfe Publishing reprints out-of-copyright books all the time...



Alberta Canuck




21 September 2004, 11:48
Rhys898
Quote:

Alf,

You could photocopy it and probably pay for the book selling them here!



That would be copyright infringement (but if you put it in pdf format I'll take one )
21 September 2004, 16:13
1JDANIEL
Copyright laws last for 75 years I believe. Although you can refile the copyright, it is seldom done.
20 September 2004, 19:12
lawndart
Oh man,
It's time for me to get a real job! That is gorgeous.
JCN
20 September 2004, 16:40
ALF
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20 September 2004, 17:25
Oldsarge
Oh! Oh--oh--oh! Oh-ho-ho-ho-oooooo . . . aaaaaah!
22 September 2004, 02:39
mbogo375
Johan,

If number 1 is not available, the only other obvious number to request is number '98 , but I am beating you to that request as well . In fact, it would be fitting to limit a reprint to 98 copies.

Jim
22 September 2004, 00:33
Pettson
Good one Alf...
Sign me up for a PDF issue also...

Pettson
22 September 2004, 00:17
<JOHAN>
Quote:

I wish it will come out in new print







Gentlemen



Since I was first I would like to have the 0000 issue This book deserves a re-print



Cheers

/ JOHAN
22 September 2004, 04:11
maxman
Well, if you do decide to make reprints or an electronic version, let me know. I'd love to have a copy of that book!! maxman