my library, i know its a bit rough where i live but dont see the need for the armoured gun position out front though !
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you guys didnt mean that sort of library ?
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you guys didnt mean that sort of library ?
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Sweet looking bookI've got this one, bought about 40 or more years ago.
Gotta find a good home for it at my age.
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I wish....mines spread out just a bit......will get my sh!t together at some point....
Great! Is that "Viking language", actually related to old Norse mythology / linguistic?Yay me I thought....
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Nope, still need another one! Dammit!
Who haven't I blamed yet.......damn you Micdrow !!
Great! Is that "Viking language", actually related to old Norse mythology / linguistic?
Sweet Jan LOLYay me I thought....
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Nope, still need another one! Dammit!
Who haven't I blamed yet.......damn you Micdrow !!
Very cool, many thanks for sharing.Hell
Here some books which I have
Start with Queensland Air Museum, in Caloundra. They have been growing their collection, including books, memorabilia, in addition to the actual aircraft airframes in their care. Enthusiastic, with a lot of ex-RAAF amongst their volunteers.This a little difficult for me as I have at least 8000 books, magazines & memorabilia that I have been collecting for the past 60 years, with the earliest originals being from the 1910's. Due to space restrictions, the majority of them are boxed up & stored.
I am at the stage that I want to donate them to people or organisations that can appreciate them.
If anyone is interested or knows a museum or similar that would be, please contact me. I am in Australia, so sending things overseas could be cost prohibitive.
Thanks.
Hi ColFord, Thanks for the info, I have been in touch with some of these and I have already donated quite a few books to the Qld Air Museum. I will follow up the others. I had not thought of Life Line's Book Fair & will contact them.Start with Queensland Air Museum, in Caloundra. They have been growing their collection, including books, memorabilia, in addition to the actual aircraft airframes in their care. Enthusiastic, with a lot of ex-RAAF amongst their volunteers.
Next, Moorabbin Air Museum down in Melbourne, they have a good library and extensive collection, always looking to grow their collection.
Historical Aircraft Restoration Society - HARS - down at Shellharbour Airport near Wollongong, are also always on the lookout for items to boost their library and collection.
If you get to the point where you want to sell your books, there are a couple of specialist 2nd hand military booksellers who are always on the lookout for books. Alexander Fax Booksellers in Canberra is a good one.
Otherwise, if you get no takers, Lifeline Crisis Counselling use 2nd hand book sales as a major source of their income. They have knowledgable people volunteering with them who help them set up their regular 2nd hand book fairs - they have special sections for different subjects and all the income from sales helps support their work.