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If you have some extra phono related books, and would like to pass them on, I would love to buy them for a good price. Being rather young, I want to expand my knowledge and carry on for some of the older guys out there! I have the edison companion hard cover book and of course The Compleat Talking Machine, along with a bunch of radio books I got when I started collecting about 10 years ago (when I was 18 lol). I recently joined APS, and love their articles, but I do love laying on the couch reading and looking through them with my 8mo. Let me know what you have!

Do you have any in mind or looking for suggestions ? I have quit a few i would be willing to part with, some are out of print and others i just don't look through anymore . If you have a want list i will post some pictures
Thanks Eric

ehs004 wrote:Do you have any in mind or looking for suggestions ? I have quit a few i would be willing to part with, some are out of print and others i just don't look through anymore . If you have a want list i will post some pictures
Thanks Eric

Thanks for the reply! I don't really have a "want list" per se because I'm not really familiar with any of the books that have been produced besides a couple I have seen on google. I'd love to hear what you have!

EdisonWizard wrote:

ehs004 wrote:Do you have any in mind or looking for suggestions ? I have quit a few i would be willing to part with, some are out of print and others i just don't look through anymore . If you have a want list i will post some pictures
Thanks Eric

Thanks for the reply! I don't really have a "want list" per se because I'm not really familiar with any of the books that have been produced besides a couple I have seen on google. I'd love to hear what you have!

I will take some pictures tomorrow and get some prices together , also i can make some good suggestions.
Thanks Eric

Arguably the most comprehensive series of illustrated books were published by Fabrizio and Paul, and in my opinion, they are an indispensable part of any serious collector's library.

http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... 754#p91754

Best,
Fran

You may also want to visit this thread of book recommendations:

http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... %27s+guide

I've read about those! Very cool books from what I've seen. I saw them on phonophans website, and I want to order some but wanna wait till I can order them all at once for shipping, unless I find them cheaper from someone with no use anymore.

52089 wrote:You may also want to visit this thread of book recommendations:

http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... %27s+guide

Thanks for the thread! I'll check it out.

If you're not careful, phonograph books can become quite addicting!

Arguably the most comprehensive series of illustrated books were published by Fabrizio and Paul, and in my opinion, they are an indispensable part of any serious collector's library.

Our very own Forum member, George Paul, is the co-author of these wonderful books. I'd suggest that you contact him directly. If you say "please" he will even autograph his books.

Jerry Blais