ME Volume 118 – 120

[Richard DobsonParticipant @richarddobson72762]

Wanted volumes

[Richard DobsonParticipant @richarddobson72762]

I've just subscribed to ME, don't know why it's taken me so long. Anyway, I need to acquire volumes 118 – 120 for my new Pansy project. Unfortunately the volumes don't venture back that far. Do I really need to pay for these volumes or is there another way. Just paid out £50, I'm not to fussed but was hoping that would allow access to these volumes. Thanks

[BazyleParticipant @bazyle]

You're talking about 1955, computers had only just been invented. Scanners and word processors just a pipe dream but were common because loads of people still smoked pipes.

Your best bet is to join your local ME club and see if it has a library, or a member with the volumes.

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

You should be able to pic up whole volumes for £2.00 a go, that was what they were selling for at the Guildford show at the weekend

[its-smeeParticipant @its-smee]

look on ebay i managed to buy all volumes as far back as 1936. price ranges from £0.99 upwards. bought many at £0.99 and paid £8 postage.

[Richard DobsonParticipant @richarddobson72762]

Haha, Yep just twigged that after searching the volumes. Found a site that are selling second hand copies. Condition is stated as pretty good.

I have a model railway just down the road, and as off last week joined. The experience their engineer have is invaluable.

[alan-lloydParticipant @alan-lloyd]

You could also try The Miniature Railway Supply Co, they bought all the stock from the Tool Box in Colyton, Devon

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