Anybody seen this rare book? I'd sure like to get a copy ...if you've got
one gathering dust, then would you be willing to part with it?

Thanks,
Brian
briandixon7 AT comcast DOT net

Thanks. Good find. I guess that it's the 2nd edition that I'd really like
to find though. The one at Abe Books is the 1964 1st edition. The 2nd
edition has a lot more info and came out in '78.

Thanks though ...this is the first copy that I've seen.

Brian


"hakl" wrote in message
ups.com...
you will find one at abebooks.com
mine is a little bit far off your home )
klaus
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www.aluriverboat.de

Mine is the second.
But comparing to other books I could not find anything interesting.
What main focus do have in information ?
.... at my HP you can find a books list (Literatur)

I don't have a copy yet, but it was recommended to me by Stephen Pollard who
wrote 'Boatbuilding with Aluminum'. Otherwise, I know little of the book or
contents except that someone that I respect recommended it.

Thx,
Brian


"hakl" wrote in message
oups.com...
Mine is the second.
But comparing to other books I could not find anything interesting.
What main focus do have in information ?
... at my HP you can find a books list (Literatur)

For me, as I wanted to build a alu-hull, it covers this an that,
in few sentences and some drawings, which you can find in many books.

The Aluminum-focus for me was handling, welding and properties of
alu-alloys in depth.
This is covered really in Aluminum Association: Welding Aluminum :
Theory and Practice
and the special edition for hull welding American Welding Association:
Guide for Aluminum Hull Welding
and in Stephen Pollard's book.

Other hints for design, construction and outfit could be found in many
others in a better way.

Kaiser's broschure seemed for a little bit propagating aluminum for
boats at those days )

best, klaus

Ok ..thanks. These other publications are readily available, so I think
I'll switch tracks and look for them instead. Thanks for all the help and
info.

Brian


"hakl" wrote in message
oups.com...
For me, as I wanted to build a alu-hull, it covers this an that,
in few sentences and some drawings, which you can find in many books.

The Aluminum-focus for me was handling, welding and properties of
alu-alloys in depth.
This is covered really in Aluminum Association: Welding Aluminum :
Theory and Practice
and the special edition for hull welding American Welding Association:
Guide for Aluminum Hull Welding
and in Stephen Pollard's book.

Other hints for design, construction and outfit could be found in many
others in a better way.

Kaiser's broschure seemed for a little bit propagating aluminum for
boats at those days )

best, klaus