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Steam Boilers Book $0.00

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Mike
Premium Member
This book was gifted to me a while back and it's time to pay it forward.
Shipping is included in the cost to who ever would like it. The book printing date is 1925 and is in very good condition.
PM me your name and address and I'll get it in the mail in the next couple of days.

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So I'm the lucky someone, neat old book and in a quick perusal it seems very readable particularly considering the topic. Certainly going to enjoy it.
I picked it up from Mike this morning and got the tour and coffee, first SM lathe I've seen, nice unit, same with the mill.
Sus, it's very neat and tidy with perfect paint and I'm sure you'd be sadly disappointed. I came home and spent 5 hours cleaning up.
Thanks again Mike
 
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