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What books are a must read for land surveyors?

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SIR VEYSALOT
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METES

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Posted : March 17, 2014 8:19 pm
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I can't believe...

It was mentioned and I put it in my list, but they referred to it only as "Skelton's" book. About 8th on my list. They said "earlier editions of Skelton's" and I meant to point out that there only two editions and the second edition seems to be more rare than the first.


 
Posted : March 17, 2014 11:12 pm
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I can't believe...

Senior Moment...

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Posted : March 18, 2014 9:39 am
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> I have looked for "A. Lincoln's of Compas and Chain" and Tiny Tillotson's book, and haven't found a copy I could afford.
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[sarcasm]crack that wallet open a little wider, ya tight wad!!![/sarcasm]:-D


 
Posted : March 18, 2014 9:51 am
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@norman-oklahoma I just purchsed Brown's 3rd edition, was that a bad choice? Could not find 1st or second editions.


 
Posted : November 11, 2022 4:39 pm

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I just purchsed Brown's 3rd edition, was that a bad choice? Could not find 1st or second editions.

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The 1st edition is rare, and therefore expensive.

I usually recommend the 2nd edition because it was very common - it was in print for 17 years - and therefore quite cheap. One used to be able to pick them up for $2 plus $4 shipping. It seems like - maybe - my promoting them here has created a demand. Now ilibris.com is nearly sold out of them and asking a pretty penny for those it has.?ÿ

I'm sure that your 3rd edition will be just fine.?ÿ The premise is that the earlier editions deal with basic principles and as they go through each revision more and more exceptions to the common principles are introduced.?ÿ?ÿ

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Posted : November 11, 2022 6:24 pm
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