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January 14th 07, 11:09 PM
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FS: Big pile of Military Boatanchor manuals needs new home
Hi All. I have a big pile of vintage Military Equipment manuals that are
looking for a new home. Of the manuals I have online at www.kg7bz.net, almost all came from these. I'm never going to get to scanning any more, they should be in the hands of someone who'll do more with them than I am. I have a picture of the manuals at: http://www.kg7bz.net/images/P1140068.JPG. They take about 10 feet of shelf space. Shipping sure would be expensive, if someone is near east central Arizona, you'd be welcome to pick them up. I'm not looking to get lots of money, just have them go to someone who'll share them and make sure they don't go to the dump. My address is good on www.qrz.com. If you're interested, make me an offer and tell me what you'd do with them. 73, August Johnson KG7BZ |
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January 16th 07, 02:55 AM
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Big pile of Military Boatanchor manuals needs new home
The manuals are spoken for. Thanks for passing the info on.
73, August Johnson KG7BZ |
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