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Message: [QUOTE="Tarn Stephanos, post: 137046, member: 145722"] I think my gem in my bookcase would be my Lightoller with the dust jacket, and a near mint Titanic by Filson Young. Thank heavens i still have those.. Im collect mainly pre 1955 Titanic books- im not too interested in aquiring modern Titanic books, unless they are about exploration of the wreck, or contain previously unpublsihed phtoos..... Books ive sold this year and will eventulaly need to replace are (1)The Olympic/Titanic souvenier edition of the shipbuilders. Ive had three over the years, now none..i know where i can get another. Mine was $2500, which seems the going rate... (2)Oceans Greatest tragedy, 1912- pops up time to time, but mine was mint condition..i should have kept this one.... (3)Thomas Andrews Shipbuilder-by Shan Bullock, 1912- a very nice book, i bought my 1912 original for $25!!! I might be able to get this back, as the buyer is my best friend.... (4)Home frm The Sea by Arthur Rostron- mine was mint with original dj- im not concerned, copies are easy to find, though dust jacketed ones are rare...... (5)SOS To The Rescue by Karl Baarslag- mine was mint with dj- easy to find, but not so for ones with dust jackets.... as for the recent books- Maiden Voyage, Titanic and the Califirnian,etc, they always pop up on Ebay or bookfinder.com..... The biggest chalenge will be to find the book Oceans Greatest Tragedy..... Hi Kelly There have been about 10 issues of the Doors Collectors magazine..i wrote in every issue, and in July 2001, was at Jim's grave in Paris... email me at [email="titanictarn1968@yahoo.com"]titanictarn1968@yahoo.com[/email] if you want to talk about Jim Morrison and/or the Doors.... (or if anytone has any of these books im seeking) peace Tarn Stephanos .."There will never be another one, like you There will never be another one who can do things you do, oh.." JDM [/QUOTE]

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