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walker 02-19-2008 11:17 PM

3rd Edition in Paperback?
 
Hello........... I'm stepping out of the ranks of lurker with this post. During the past year and a half I've gone about collecting all 7 editions of TGM. My quest was completed a few weeks back when I finally obtained a 5th edition copy of TGM. One question though - my 3rd edition is a paperback- is this kosher? Any help would be appreciated.
Hats off to all involved with this site ... especially Yoda!

Yoda 02-20-2008 01:00 AM

Welcome Aboard, Walker . . .
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by walker (Post 50009)

Hello........... I'm stepping out of the ranks of lurker with this post. During the past year and a half I've gone about collecting all 7 editions of TGM. My quest was completed a few weeks back when I finally obtained a 5th edition copy of TGM. One question though - my 3rd edition is a paperback- is this kosher? Any help would be appreciated.
Hats off to all involved with this site ... especially Yoda!

. . . and thanks for signing on with Lynn Blake Golf!

:salut:

Congratulations on your completed collection. Very few have all seven editions.

Regarding your 3rd edition . . . Hang in there.

I have the hardback, courtesy of Bucket who nabbed it (somehow) and made it happen for me. Thanks, Bucket!

And who knows, Walker . . . maybe your paperback 3rd will prove to be the most elusive!

Until then, I suggest marking up that baby to your heart's content. That's what I've done with all mine, without apology, from the 1st to the 7th.

Old joke:
Mr. Rich has topped new ball after new ball into the lake.

Caddie: Mr. Rich, this time, let's use an old ball.

Mr. Rich: Gimme another, son. Let my heirs use the old balls!
:laughing9

12 piece bucket 02-20-2008 06:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 50013)
. . . and thanks for signing on with Lynn Blake Golf!

:salut:

Congratulations on your completed collection. Very few have all seven editions.

Regarding your 3rd edition . . . Hang in there.

I have the hardback, courtesy of Bucket who nabbed it (somehow) and made it happen for me. Thanks, Bucket!

And who knows, Walker . . . maybe your paperback 3rd will prove to be the most elusive!

Until then, I suggest marking up that baby to your heart's content. That's what I've done with all mine, without apology, from the 1st to the 7th.

Old joke:
Mr. Rich has topped new ball after new ball into the lake.

Caddie: Mr. Rich, this time, let's use an old ball.

Mr. Rich: Gimme another, son. Let my heirs use the old balls!
:laughing9

That worked out for Bucket too! You're most welcome . . . and thanks to you too MachinusMagnus!

Stephan Jones 02-20-2008 09:29 AM

How can I start collecting all 7 editions?
 
Guys,
Can some one put me on the right path to start collecting all 7 editions; I have the 7th edition and I went to the public library and they had the 6th edition and I purchased it when they had a used book sale. So where do I start my quest for the first five?
R/
Step :salut:

12 piece bucket 02-20-2008 09:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephan Jones (Post 50023)
Guys,
Can some one put me on the right path to start collecting all 7 editions; I have the 7th edition and I went to the public library and they had the 6th edition and I purchased it when they had a used book sale. So where do I start my quest for the first five?
R/
Step :salut:

Amazon

Ebay

Used book stores

You can do a google search on used books and you'll get a bunch of different web based deals.

A third edition signed can run you $500 or more . . . be prepared for sticker shock.

Stephan Jones 02-20-2008 09:45 AM

Thanks
 
Bucket,
Thanks I will get started today, I will be sure to prepare my wife for that sticker shock. LOL!
R/
Step:)

Sligo33 02-20-2008 09:50 AM

Alibris.com, from time to time, has 4th and 5th editions. The search for earlier editions (1st - 3rd) has proven elusive, for me. A tip from Drewitgolf, contact the seller to make sure that the edition listed is actually the one they are selling. He says that sometimes a seller will use the same description, for a copy from a different edition. His experience is that the seller is not trying to mislead the buyer, but it is expedient to use a previous ad. You will save time, return shipping and disappointment by confirming that it is the edition you desire. Good Luck in your search

Uppndownn 02-20-2008 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephan Jones (Post 50023)
Guys,
Can some one put me on the right path to start collecting all 7 editions; I have the 7th edition and I went to the public library and they had the 6th edition and I purchased it when they had a used book sale. So where do I start my quest for the first five?
R/
Step :salut:

I am interested in how Walker acquired them .......Walker?

UPP in freezing Ohio

walker 02-20-2008 11:09 AM

My technique for acquiring all 7 editions of TGM is not earth shattering: I just searched used book sites(alibris, abebook, bookfinder, powells, amazon etc..) for 1st thru 5th editions and just kept searching these sites until I found all editions.
One tip- edition of books are sometimes mislabelled - check the number of pages if provided. (1st/2nd contain 149 pages, 3rd contains 150 pages and 4th/5th contain 232 pages)
Best of luck!

Uppndownn 02-20-2008 11:27 AM

Thanks
 
Thanks, Walker. :salut:

I appreciate it.

UPP in freezing Ohio


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