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books needed. help a newbie.

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HERE IS A LIST OF THREE books that i really would like but im hoping someone has ,2 0r all 3.if you can give them up free thats great or trade.i can afford a little $ if thats how you wanna do it.im jsut a newbie in search of these titles and dont have the combined 60-80- bux to buy new 1. goins encyclopedia of knife markings 2. advertising knives with values by -richard d. white 3. the standard knife collectors guide -2007- by roy ritchie its a 780 pg book. the only book i have now is the "pocket knife traders guide" but only discuses bulldog and case.whcih is why i grabbed it. i got it used with a stain on the cover for like 5.00$ though.i dont mind used books..i just want them for the info.if you can help me out.with these or others that you may be anble to hand down let me know thank you friends at aapk. anything given to me i will never sell. i will hand them down to another aapk newbie eventually.
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most of those are available on amazon, you have to watch. you can buy them reasonably. buy books, then buy knives! :lol:
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Amazon is a GREAT place to get a good used book. I bought my Heat Treaters Giude for Ferrous Alloys and I got The Non-Ferrous one just out of interest AND it was only $40.00 I think. ::ds:: ::ds::

The Ferrous was about $70-$80 so for both I paid $120, IIRC. Keep in mind that these sell for $249.00 each. So, that's $500.00 :shock: :shock: :? worth of books!

I did watch Amazon for quite some time though.
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Check out this site http://www.alibris.co.uk/ ,it's a UK site but its got a good search engine and lists US stockists of second hand books, worth checking out. ::nod::
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Many have recommeded this site. I think it has something for everyone - across the board!

http://www.engnath.com

Lot's of homework. Made for maker's mostly. But in my not so humble opinion, I do believe there is something for collectors also. Collectors don't necessarily need to know all this but anything that increases your overall knowledge makes you less likely for a scam, less likely that you will buy a fake. There are many websites out there just like this.
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Hey Pete,
I have a 2003 copy of Roy Ritchie's book you can have. Send me your address and I'll get it to you. E-mail me at [email protected]
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Pete,
I was looking thru Bruce Voyles site and in his upcoming auction he has a ton of books listed. It might be worth a look. I'm not at home so do not have the address. You will need to google him.

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Found it: http://www.jbrucevoyles.com/
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