Briggs is about 20 miles more or less Southerly of Lampasses. I don't have an exact bearing.:-D
> > I would be willing to bet you lunch at the finest Mexican restaurant in Austin that virtually none of the posters who want to argue themselv...
Kent:I have been shaking my head over some of these responses and finally had to add my two cents into the mix.It seems that many of the posters regar...
Kent:Appears that you may need to recalibrate your GPS unit. Too much error! 😀
Have a reproduction shop make a good camera mylar with the emulsion on the back, not the matte side. Using water and a blunt letter opener or anything...
Thanks Scott. I downloaded a couple yesterday in the late afternoon that went right through the download process without getting the retry or fail mes...
Kind of reminds me of something pertaining to a buddy of mine. This was in about 1954 or 1955. He was a couple of years younger than me, so he would h...
Hey, that's good. Your now ready to meet whichever situation that you encounter.
> I had EXACTLY the same issue with a big international firm on a 42-mile long 30" diameter, almost due east-west waterline project, but our averag...
Both my feet, the left one and the right one are U.S. Feet, not International Feet. 🙂
Mighty:I guessed Powder River when I saw the photo only can't pinpoint the exact area. Not quite the time of the year where it's "Too Thick to Drink a...
Landmark Enterprises did publish "A Collection Of Instructions To Surveyors Of The Public Lands" from 1815-1881. This is a volume you might also look ...
> > I still have my Red Book, but I have Logarithmic charts (secants, versed sines) taped in the front and I can't see the date of publication o...
Little Red BookThe 1942 Tables came with an old Ainsworth Solar Transit I purchased from Albert Bartlett in 1973. He was an old surveyor/mineral surve...
Little Red Book> Charles;> > Hmmm, that jogs my memory a little (maybe). > > Is your "brown" Sixth Edition a dark tan / light brown by ...
Little Red BookLoyal:I'll see if I can get a picture of my old Red Book with all the miles on it, the 1942, and one of the new ones and post them.
Little Red BookLoyal:I have one that has a brown cover, Sixth Edition, dated 1942. Also have several of the 1956 that have never been used, i.e., had ...
Hey Keith:How about the Red Book?
What center punch? The GLO didn't put a punch mark on their caps. Anywhere on the cap is good.