> This topic has been covered previously on the list (exhaustively!!). I
> would suggest Jon look up the archives. Before this starts another mamoth
> thread (We know what happened last time!)
>
> with best intentions
>
> Anthony
MO's conspicuous absence causes compromised vigilance.
RT
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This topic has been covered previously on the list (exhaustively!!). I
would suggest Jon look up the archives. Before this starts another mamoth
thread (We know what happened last time!)
with best intentions
Anthony
> Eugene,
>
> I think we actually agree, I may have mis-stated my comment. In t
Addendum,
Eugene, and Daniel,
I've just seen Daniel's original message in this thread. It changes nothing
in my answer to Eugene. Astrologos says they are "copyright cleared" or
"public domain". Translated this means that they have bought copys of out of
print boo
Eugene,
I think we actually agree, I may have mis-stated my comment. In this case
the oringinal publisher (1901) is long out of business, the publisher of the
reprint (1971) has been bought out - and the new owner of the copyright has
no interest in reprinting (I contacted them). The publisher of
At 05:28 AM 05/02/2004 -0400, Jon Murphy wrote:
>OK, find a copy and photo it, provided that you have no other source but one
>that wants to monopolize it. Anyone who spends years, or effort, to find a
>lost piece deserves the fruit of his labors. But just having a copy of
>something doesn't make t
Daniel,
I'll risk the anger of those who make facsimiles, and the libraries with the
originals, and all the copyright advocates.
I wanted a copy of an out of print 1901 book on harps, and tried the
original publisher, then the new publisher who made a facsimile in 1970,
then the publisher who had
James A Stimson wrote:
>
> Dear Peter and All:
> Hey, let's cut to the chase: How much did it cost?
A quick check on the URL, as included on your email post, lists the
price as $157.20.
> The URL for the book on UMI's site is
> http://wwwlib.umi.com/bod/fullcite?id=153122 .
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Subject: RE: Astrologos
04/30/2004 08:41
//wwwlib.umi.com/bod/fullcite?id=153122 . UMI also seems a bit
cheaper than Astrologos.
Regards
Peter
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From: Daniel Shoskes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 2:27 PM
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Subject: Astrologos
I have been interested in getting a copy of
Daniel Shoskes wrote:
> I have been interested in getting a copy of Ness' Lute Music of Milano.
> The only bookseller that seems to have it is Astrogos, which makes
> (expensive) made to order reproductions (http://www.astrologos.org/).
> They also offer a version of the Jane Pickering lute book.
I have been interested in getting a copy of Ness' Lute Music of Milano.
The only bookseller that seems to have it is Astrogos, which makes
(expensive) made to order reproductions (http://www.astrologos.org/).
They also offer a version of the Jane Pickering lute book.
Anyone deal with this company
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