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| inthesticks:
Had to double check my bookshelves but yup I got Lindsay's hard cover gold embossed reprint.I agree great book. Cheers CB Oops sorry Rob I ment silver embossing. Looked gold in the light Iwas looking at it in. :doh: |
| rogprov:
Thought I also had the same books but but checked my shelves and only found these old ones... |
| inthesticks:
Very nice ROGPROV I have most of these titles though not in such great shape. While we're comparing these two are my all time favorites Joshua Rose's 2 vol. Modern Machine-Shop Practice. Its the original 1887 edition main body is in original condition the covers were tattered so I spent the money to have them professionally recovered. They are 11 X 14 and weigh about 11 lbs each. I have them on disk but to big to upload here. I believe they can be downloaded on the Internet Archive site. :) Cheers CB |
| RobWilson:
Ok I will play :) ROGPROV I will see your not so old Newnes and Caxton books And I will see your very finely bound Modern machine shop practices CB :thumbup: with my two volumes bound as one . And raise you both with Holtzapffels turning and machanical manipulation And , Machinery's Encyclopedia All in fun lads :) CB , Roses book is one of my favourite books in my collection , rather large and heavy but an excellent volume . Rob |
| inthesticks:
Yes Rob thats a very nice original of Rose's work. If my covers had not been so tattered I would have left original too. All in fun yes but I took the pictures so I have to upload them its the rull. :) :) They speak for themselves. Love the ICS Shop And Foundry Practice can't bring myself to recover the originals. Cheers CB |
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