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Barnes and Noble has it
By:Scott Ferguson
Date: 4/17/2002, 10:37 am
In Response To: Re: Here's a book you would like Chip (Rob Macks)

I did a quick search and found that Barnes and Noble have 28 copies in paperback and hardback and range in price from $15.65 to $236.25. You had better hurry if you want the expensive one. Just kidding, but I may see if our library has a copy. I too have a passion for hand tools, especially antiques.
SMF

http://shop.barnesandnoble.com/OopBooks/oopResultsTitle.asp?userid=224GOVR2HB&mscssid=&sourceid=0033599836&salesurl=Owww.2ndhand.org.uk/cgi/books.cgi&author=eric+sloan&rstart=1&WID=50541

Messages In This Thread

Review: Tool Making for Woodworkers
Chip Sandresky -- 4/16/2002, 12:13 pm
Re: another good one
daren neufeld -- 4/17/2002, 10:41 pm
Here's a book you would like Chip *Pic*
John Monfoe -- 4/17/2002, 6:27 am
Re: Here's a book you would like Chip
Rob Macks -- 4/17/2002, 8:55 am
Re: Here's a book you would like Chip
Rob Macks -- 4/17/2002, 12:47 pm
Re: another source for antique tool info and books
Pete Higginbottom -- 4/17/2002, 2:06 pm
Barnes and Noble has it
Scott Ferguson -- 4/17/2002, 10:37 am
Re: Review: Tool Making for Woodworkers
Rob Macks -- 4/16/2002, 1:36 pm
Re: Review: Tool Making for Woodworkers
Scott e. Davis -- 4/16/2002, 1:35 pm
Re: Review: Tool Making for Woodworkers
Shawn Baker -- 4/16/2002, 7:08 pm
Gizmologist huh?
Scott e. Davis -- 4/17/2002, 1:24 pm