19 Aug
2015
19 Aug
'15
2:14 p.m.
On Wed, 19 Aug 2015, William Donzelli wrote:
Actually, their collection was unique and contained a lot of material
which others' libraries (either dead tree or digital) do not contain. This
year, I purchased many one of a kind manuals from Manuals Plus for
equipment ranging from the 1940s to 1980s that I've had sitting around for
10-15+ years. No one else had those manuals, period.
Are you
serious? Jason is currently sweating his balls off trying to
save at least a portion of a huge warehouse of unique documentation
under an incredibly tight deadline.
Just for the record, the Manuals Plus hoard is not, in any way, a bunch
of "unique documentation". Test equipment docs are actually very common,
and hoards of thousands of manuals are also fairly common.
I will try to elaborate on the subject later, but I have had one helluva
day...(in a mostly good way)...