Book Depository and Betterworld both have the title available, useful
for international buyers because of free/cheap postage respectively. I
suspect most of the pages are the 252 patent diagrams and info; there
are only photographs of 60 tools. Full marks to Fredrich to pulling it
all together and going to the expense of publishing his research.

Cheers Peter Evans Sydney, Australia Skype peterrevans -----Original Message----
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From: oldtools-bounces@r... [mailto:oldtools-bounces@r...] On Behalf Of
Kirk Eppler Sent: Monday, 4 October 2010 1:55 PM To: cowtown_eric
Cc: oldtools@r... Subject: Re: [OldTools] weekend trash/treasures

On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 7:34 PM, cowtown_eric  wrote:

>
>
> A nail puller for the real pro!
> http://www.oldtoolphotos.com/toolphoto.asp?photo> Chrome and
> nickleplate, spring loaded jaws, but alas the maker wanted to remain
> anonymous. Any info? I scoped out the "nail puller" book on
abebooks,
> but posponed that decision till I'm further down that slippery
> slope....It is a dilemma. Should a cabinetmaker even have a
> nail puller?
>
> at 39 pages to this tome, no mention of "color photos", but rather
focusing
> on patent dates and numbers...I'm thinking that this is a rehash of
marginal
> and easily obtainable info.Anybody care to comment on this POD tome?
>

http://www.amazon.com/Nail-Pullers-Raymond-Fredrich/dp/1420874527

This is the tome Cowtown was talking about. Its actually 440 pages, but
39 pages of patents

Nobody on librarything has it listed. The publisher is authorhouse,
which I believe is a self publishing site. Gary Roberts could probably
add more info to those areas

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