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Carles Millan
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 Posted: Mar 03, 2023 06:48 Post subject: Re: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA |
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| The issue 54-1 (January-February 2023), received this very morning in Barcelona in perfect condition. |
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lluis
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| Posted: Mar 03, 2023 07:32 Post subject: Re: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA |
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Mine received yesterday at around noon.
In perfect state, as usual.
Lluís |
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Jean Sendero
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| Posted: Mar 06, 2023 15:49 Post subject: Re: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA |
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| Received my copy this morning March 06 in Hudson, Quebec, Canada in good condition despite the wrapping plastic being torn in a few places. |
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Edelmin
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Location: Salamanca
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| Posted: Mar 07, 2023 06:20 Post subject: Re: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA |
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My copy has just arrived a few minutes ago. In very good condition. Salamanca, Spain.
Regards,
Felix
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Greg Lilly
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| Posted: Mar 15, 2023 21:34 Post subject: Re: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA |
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| My copy has just arrived in New Zealand, great stuff |
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Richard Arseneau
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Location: Eastern Canada
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| Posted: Mar 16, 2023 11:21 Post subject: Re: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA |
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| James Catmur wrote: | Interesting feedback Roy - I was wondering what to do with mine when I move on, and now I know. Recycle them I guess.
| Roy Starkey wrote: | I must confess that I've given up asking for replacement copies, partly because it does not seem fair on the organisation and partly because whilst originally I thought it important to have 'pristine' copies for eventual passing on / selling upon my demise, that is no longer the case. In the UK at least there is little interest in back issues. I've been responsible for trying to disperse / re-home several sets on behalf of the spouses of friends who have died and there is next to no interest.
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There is certainly interest, I hope that is sarcasm. I would love to get my hands on back issues, regardless of condition. |
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Roy Starkey
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Location: Bromsgrove
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| Posted: Mar 16, 2023 11:37 Post subject: Re: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA |
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Hi Richard
No, not sarcasm at all. I was at the Baltimore Micromount Symposium in 2005 there was a complete run up to that time in the auction and basically no-one wanted it because the attendees were all relatively old and everyone had a set. Sadly it was way too heavy for me to buy it and bring it back to the UK sadly. My experience in the UK is much the same. When I have had sets to sell on behalf of deceased friends there is little interest for the same reason. I guess as the years pass our views and aspirations change but I am under no illusion as to the likely worth of my set (which I actually spent a lot of time and money completing over decades (I only started subscribing at vol. 12).
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Roy |
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James Catmur
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| Posted: Mar 16, 2023 23:32 Post subject: Re: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA |
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Roy
Do people want certain copies? I can understand that the vanity publishing editions are of little value - which is why I have stopped subscribing - but the older real content ones and a few recent ones are more interesting, so do people want those? I am happy to buy real content ones (e.g. Aliva Mines) but skip the vanity ones.
Thoughts welcome in the next Russell Society discussion on what to do with our 'collections', which are not just mineral specimens but also related books, magazines, ephemera, etc.
James
| Roy Starkey wrote: | Hi Richard
No, not sarcasm at all. I was at the Baltimore Micromount Symposium in 2005 there was a complete run up to that time in the auction and basically no-one wanted it because the attendees were all relatively old and everyone had a set. Sadly it was way too heavy for me to buy it and bring it back to the UK sadly. My experience in the UK is much the same. When I have had sets to sell on behalf of deceased friends there is little interest for the same reason. I guess as the years pass our views and aspirations change but I am under no illusion as to the likely worth of my set (which I actually spent a lot of time and money completing over decades (I only started subscribing at vol. 12).
Best wishes
Roy |
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Jordi Fabre
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| Posted: Apr 25, 2023 10:56 Post subject: MIneralogical Record delivery outside USA - Issues with the March-April edition |
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News from the always kind Tom Gressman about the delivery outside USA of the March-April edition :
Volume 54-2 (March-April) is late because of technical problems at the printer.
We expect that 54-2 will be mailed by the end of this week.
All Mineralogical Record issues sent to non-US subscribers beginning with Vol. 54-1 are being sent International Priority Mail. |
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