I have one of the two copies described below left - note SES = Stationary
Engine Society, which was merged into ISSES in the mid 90s

what I have is a two sided photocopy of the SES newsletters from vol 1
issue
1 through vol 5 issue 1 and the engine database - they are good
photocopies
but they are not bound, just sheets of paper. My friend had these copies
made in May of 1990, they are very good quality copies. His receipt says
$54.19 for 423 pages at 12 cents per page, so I am just presuming that
one
copy is half of that, though it's hard to know how to divide 423 by two,
isn't it. There is a nice cover and separator printed on colored paper.

Anyway, I would like to help my friend recover his costs, so one copy is
1/2
of $54.19 plus shipping - I think the best shipping is the USPS flat rate
envleope ($5) - so that would mean $32.10 total with shipping for one
copy.
I think this is fair, but feel free to make me an offer if you can use
this material


if you are interested, please contact me at william_ b_ noble at m s n
daught cawm or go to my web site, below and find my email address
--
Bill
www.wbnoble.com


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On 2008-06-21, William Noble wrote:
I have one of the two copies described below left - note SES = Stationary
Engine Society, which was merged into ISSES in the mid 90s

Hm, I think that we should open "American Stationary Steam Engine
Society", or ASSES.

i

what I have is a two sided photocopy of the SES newsletters from vol 1
issue
1 through vol 5 issue 1 and the engine database - they are good
photocopies
but they are not bound, just sheets of paper. My friend had these copies
made in May of 1990, they are very good quality copies. His receipt says
$54.19 for 423 pages at 12 cents per page, so I am just presuming that
one
copy is half of that, though it's hard to know how to divide 423 by two,
isn't it. There is a nice cover and separator printed on colored paper.

Anyway, I would like to help my friend recover his costs, so one copy is
1/2
of $54.19 plus shipping - I think the best shipping is the USPS flat rate
envleope ($5) - so that would mean $32.10 total with shipping for one
copy.
I think this is fair, but feel free to make me an offer if you can use
this material


if you are interested, please contact me at william_ b_ noble at m s n
daught cawm or go to my web site, below and find my email address

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Just to clarify.....

Are you looking for old "engine dudes"....

OR

"old engine" dudes?

"*" wrote in message
news:01c8d3b2$3fcb8100$eb98c3d8@race...

Just to clarify.....

Are you looking for old "engine dudes"....

OR

"old engine" dudes?



darn - that's my line - exploit ambiguity - how about this

I am looking for aficionados of elderly stationary engines who would like
this wonderful thing I am offering....


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"William Noble" wrote: (clip) I am looking for aficionados of elderly
stationary engines who would like
this wonderful thing I am offering....
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I would like to meet some elderly aficionados of elderly stationary engines,
especially those whose memories are not yet failing.

"Leo Lichtman" wrote in message
...

"William Noble" wrote: (clip) I am looking for aficionados of elderly
stationary engines who would like
this wonderful thing I am offering....
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I would like to meet some elderly aficionados of elderly stationary
engines, especially those whose memories are not yet failing.

there are a few still around, some of who remember stuff, but they are
fading fast- a good starting point is the society I mentioned


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I'm a member in an International Conchologist Societies - a Shell group -
members are from Universities and museums as well as researchers and collectors.
I'll give a speech at the Yearly meeting this year.

Some of the regional or sectional clubs - have really scandalous sounding
names. ASSES is along in the style. They are full of PHD's and such -
and have a good sense of humor outside of work!

Martin

Martin H. Eastburn
@ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net
TSRA, Endowed; NRA LOH & Patron Member, Golden Eagle, Patriot's Medal.
NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder
IHMSA and NRA Metallic Silhouette maker & member.
http://lufkinced.com/


Ignoramus7021 wrote:
On 2008-06-21, William Noble wrote:
I have one of the two copies described below left - note SES = Stationary
Engine Society, which was merged into ISSES in the mid 90s

Hm, I think that we should open "American Stationary Steam Engine
Society", or ASSES.

i

what I have is a two sided photocopy of the SES newsletters from vol 1
issue
1 through vol 5 issue 1 and the engine database - they are good
photocopies
but they are not bound, just sheets of paper. My friend had these copies
made in May of 1990, they are very good quality copies. His receipt says
$54.19 for 423 pages at 12 cents per page, so I am just presuming that
one
copy is half of that, though it's hard to know how to divide 423 by two,
isn't it. There is a nice cover and separator printed on colored paper.

Anyway, I would like to help my friend recover his costs, so one copy is
1/2
of $54.19 plus shipping - I think the best shipping is the USPS flat rate
envleope ($5) - so that would mean $32.10 total with shipping for one
copy.
I think this is fair, but feel free to make me an offer if you can use
this material

if you are interested, please contact me at william_ b_ noble at m s n
daught cawm or go to my web site, below and find my email address



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Martin H. Eastburn wrote:
I'm a member in an International Conchologist Societies - a Shell group -
members are from Universities and museums as well as researchers and collectors.
I'll give a speech at the Yearly meeting this year.
--A Shell group? Gack!
--My all time fave is the Sierra National Atmospheric Research Lab,
aka SNARL. Not bad for a gummint lab, eh? ;-)

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Least I can go out and blast something without having to step on something.
An upside is shell food post collecting...

Used to live on a 1.5 mile long 500 yard wide and 6 foot tall island.

Martin

Martin H. Eastburn
@ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net
TSRA, Endowed; NRA LOH & Patron Member, Golden Eagle, Patriot's Medal.
NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder
IHMSA and NRA Metallic Silhouette maker & member.
http://lufkinced.com/


steamer wrote:
Martin H. Eastburn wrote:
I'm a member in an International Conchologist Societies - a Shell group -
members are from Universities and museums as well as researchers and collectors.
I'll give a speech at the Yearly meeting this year.
--A Shell group? Gack!
--My all time fave is the Sierra National Atmospheric Research Lab,
aka SNARL. Not bad for a gummint lab, eh? ;-)



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--Oops I was thinking that I'm reading this group from a unix
"shell" heh.

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Hacking the Trailing Edge! : through the moronosphere!"
www.nmpproducts.com
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