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Art of Airgun Collecting by Robert D. Beeman, 23 Pages, Reprint reviews - page 1
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By Alan from USA on 2010-03-23 20:27:39 Things I liked:Very informative, nicely illustrated, well written essay.Things I would have changed:Pyramyd should pack this with the respect it deserves, between two pieces of cardboard to protect it, and not just throw it loose into the box with other things, so that it arrives partly crumpled. What others should know:This is a REPRINT of work originally published in 1986, not an original edition. Pyramyd fails to mention this in its description. |  |
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By Vick from USA on 2010-06-04 13:34:07 Things I liked:A must-have for garage sale ghosts. Is that old Red Rider with the metal lever worth anything? You bet!Things I would have changed:The last time I checked, Dr. Beeman was dead and has been for a long time, so he won't be making any changes. What others should know:A thin pamplet with some interesting information. Not for serious collectors, but it will serve to inform the ignorant, like me. |
- Things I liked:Very informative, nicely illustrated, well written essay.
Things I would have changed:Pyramyd should pack this with the respect it deserves, between two pieces of cardboard to protect it, and not just throw it loose into the box with other things, so that it arrives partly crumpled.
What others should know:This is a REPRINT of work originally published in 1986, not an original edition. Pyramyd fails to mention this in its description.
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Overall rating:3 3.0
Value for money:5 5.0
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Things I would have changed:The last time I checked, Dr. Beeman was dead and has been for a long time, so he won't be making any changes.
What others should know:A thin pamplet with some interesting information. Not for serious collectors, but it will serve to inform the ignorant, like me.