Surveying texts and older survey related books

I would certainly be interested. Please PM.

Ditto.

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I'm in the program at NMSU currently.

Guns up Go Aggies!

@thebionicman So, I' am a dumba__ when it comes to internet acronyms, don't spend much time on the internet, what is "PM" ?

or better yet just call me at five-seven-five seven-four-zero one-six-eight-four that is my cell, no text messages please.

We can get this knocked off dead-center that way

@jitterboogie look at my last post.?ÿ I'm a graduate of the Surveying Program at NMSU 1994.?ÿ Just call me, lets make this easy

@new-mexico I will call at lunch. Thank you!

So maybe the @stuff reply did not work.?ÿ Bionic man and jitterboogie?ÿ just call me at five-seven-five seven-four-zero one-six-eight-four and I can get this stuff to you. Should not be this hard to give books away.?ÿ ?ÿ

OK thanks bionicman, sorry for my latest terse reply.

jitterboogie call me we can probably split these up between the two of you in some fair fashion

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adios?ÿ

@new-mexico Hey - so did I.

@thebionicman my cell phone is dying?ÿ call my office five-seven-five eight-nine-four two-three-four-eight

I will make a list of the stuff I have?ÿ

@jitterboogie

my cell phone is dying?ÿ call my office five-seven-five eight-nine-four two-three-four-eight

I will make a list of the stuff I have?ÿ

Bionic, take what you want, I'm a newbie,

And in the median for four more hours.

NM, bionic responded first your offer goes to him and if I'm still alive later I'll see whats left.

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IHIDDT

I've maybe 50 pounds of hardbound Survey books from the 20's to early 90's (a few from the 1800s) which I paid dearly for but maybe only a few are worth anything. Also a coupla boxes of the last decades of ACSM journals and a bunch of CGS/GLO/NOAA/ARMY softbound?ÿ technical tomes concerning some pretty tricky stuff like astrolabes, river crossings, precise levelling, barometric levelling, optical triangulation, solar transits, early EDM and early GPS, etc., maybe another 40 pounds.

I guess when I pass they'll go to Fresno, a local library or the dumpster if my executor is lazy.?ÿ Surely not worth perusing by modern surveyors,?ÿ more for historians who already have access to them so it doesn't matter.?ÿ But as an intrigued beginner they filled my life with what a fantastic career surveying could be and I read them all until they were thumbworn, so they served their purpose.