Thillmann Cavalry Book available

[bayonet]

Well if your looking for his book but can't afford paying $300-400 for it (got mine for $199) you better move fast. Shiloh Relics is selling one for $450!
I could not believe it but it's true. Move fast before it's gone!

 

[JimW]

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[bobinwmass]

I see he is selling a used copy of Thillmann's "Civil War Army Swords" for $195 when you can by a new one for $80-90. He says he has seen them selling as high as $500. I think Rafael is mixing up the red and blue books.

 

[bobinwmass]

Well if your looking for his book but can't afford paying $300-400 for it (got mine for $199) you better move fast. Shiloh Relics is selling one for $450!
I could not believe it but it's true. Move fast before it's gone!

I don't understand how $450 is a bargain when as you say they often sell in the $300-400 range.

 

[Bonedaddy]

The Civil War Army Swords is the easier one to find, and as stated, can be found for $80-$100. Never seen one for sale close to $500. I even had my local library get me one to look at thru their interlibrary loan program from another library. The blue one, Civil War Cavalry and Artillery Sabers, is the one where the high prices are asked and is much harder to locate for sale. I was extremely lucky about five or six years ago to find one on Ebay (believe it or not for $50!). I took a chance on it, hoping it was not a scam, and it arrived in like knew condition as advertised.

 

[bayonet]

I don't understand how $450 is a bargain when as you say they often sell in the $300-400 range.

Yeah my bad. See what old age does to you. Getting dumber than when I was a teenager. Saw my Mom say stupid S*&# as she aged before going at 89. She'd fart and not know it. Now I'm farting a lot and surprising myself! So much for hitting the gym 3 times a week.

 

[gary]

I don't understand how $450 is a bargain when as you say they often sell in the $300-400 range.

Only because you're old school and didn't learn new math.

I wish we'd dump Billy Gaytes's common core. Everything he puts his finger in turns to feces (deliberately so). Even McGuffy's readers make more sense than the new cirriculum.