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Old 8 October 2009, 07:25 PM #11 (permalink)
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Marty O'Connor was a dedicated researcher in a way I've seldom ever seen. But for him, we'd only know a fraction of the current info on A-H aces.
Second that. I was fortunate to get a signed copy from him and it is a cornerstone of my library.

And don't worry, Kirk. Kids are amazingly resilient. Besides, isn't everyone raving about juvenile obesity nowadays?
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a question for Barrett
Since i have a copy of Dr O'Connnor's book from the Chaplin Fighter PRess, how much do you think that edition would be worth ?
curious only, would never part with it of course!
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Since i have a copy of Dr O'Connnor's book from the Chaplin Fighter PRess, how much do you think that edition would be worth ?
curious only, would never part with it of course!
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Ref. a previous post:

There are a few hardcover copies (Flying Machines Press) on Amazon between $113 and $1,039. Haven't seen an original Champlin Press copy in years. But I thoroughly enjoyed working with him at CFM Press.

I have a couple of extras and intend to hang on to 'em!
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