Hi Trish,
    Photocopying  a borrowed copy has been suggested.  If all else fails, that
will be my strategy, but some reference works depend heavily on photographs
which often copy poorly.  We use a lot of photo copied material in the lab, but
we have some- times found that locating copies for that purpose isn't altogether
easy.

    Thanks for suggesting a final resort, better a Xerox than no book at all!

    Chris

Trish Fernandez wrote:

> although it's time consuming and doesn't look as nice on the bookshelf, i've
> resorted to photocopying borrowed editions.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Christopher Murphy <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 4:49 AM
> Subject: Re: Desperately seeking ...
>
> >Dear David & Histarch Listmembers,
> >    Well, once again histarch has demonstrated that if you need fast help,
> >you  can't be beat this list.
> >
> >    I want to thank David Halpin as well as the several others who
> responded
> >to my inquiry both on and off list.  The first useful information was back
> >in my e-mail box within in something less than half an hour.  We are in the
> >process of following up those suggestions now.
> >
> >    The Glass Glossary looks like it will be easy to obtain, but Fike
> >(Bottle Book) and Toulouse are still elusive, so if there are further
> >suggestions, I'm listening.  Again, thanks to all who have responded.
> >
> >    Chris
> >
> >    Christopher Murphy
> >    History & Anthropology
> >    Augusta State University
> >    Augusta, Ga.  30904-2200
> >    (706) 737-1709
> >
> >
> >
> >"David J. Halpin" wrote:
> >
> >> Dear Chis:
> >>
> >> You can call Parks Canada at 819-994-2566 and order a copy to the glass
> >> glossary.  It cost me $12.25 plus $3.50 for shipping.  It took about two
> >> weeks for it to arrive.
> >>
> >> David J. Halpin
> >> Cultural Resource Services
> >