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    Fellow Members of the AC,

    For a while I have been searching for this book but it was either too much or not available. I did a search to find any info on a possible reprint for this book but found nothing. So...would there ever be a chance for a reprint? Or, will this book sadly go the way of the CRRC. I know there are others out there who want the book as much as I do. Although, I am not willing to spend $250+ on the book that is about a decade old (thats what they are going for on Amazon and other places.)
    William D. O'Malley IV

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    Re: For Fatigue Purposes

    This issue has been beaten to death. It's not going to happen. Use this forum's forum search function and the search function on Szabo-land.
    Silas Tackitt,
    one of the moderators.

    Click here for a link to forum rules - or don't at your own peril.

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    • #3
      Re: For Fatigue Purposes

      I apologize. I did search and have not ever read of any discussions.
      William D. O'Malley IV

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      • #4
        Re: For Fatigue Purposes

        I searched to and did not find a reason why its not going to happen. Never say never.
        Respectfully,

        Jeremy Bevard
        Moderator
        Civil War Digital Digest
        Sally Port Mess

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        • #5
          Re: For Fatigue Purposes

          Bill,
          I would recommend seeing if Paul McKee’s article, NOTES ON THE EDERAL ISSUE SACK COAT is still available from the Company of Military Historians . VOL 47 Issue 2.
          Brian Baird

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            Re: For Fatigue Purposes

            I just wish the original publication of this book had a more substantial binding, or at least a warning that it was a one-time printing, and we should have had them rebound. Mine has pages dropping out. Anyone else?
            Marc A. Hermann
            Liberty Rifles.
            MOLLUS, New York Commandery.
            Oliver Tilden Camp No 26, SUVCW.


            In honor of Sgt. William H. Forrest, Co. K, 114th PA Vol. Infantry. Pvt. Emanuel Hermann, 45th PA Militia. Lt. George W. Hopkins & Capt. William K. Hopkins, Co. E, 7th PA Reserves. Pvt. Joseph A. Weckerly, 72nd PA Vol. Infantry (WIA June 29, 1862, d. March 23, 1866.) Pvt. Thomas Will, 21st PA Vol. Cavalry (WIA June 18, 1864, d. July 31, 1864.)

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            • #7
              Re: For Fatigue Purposes

              Marc, you could have it rebound in hardback for probably under 30 bucks. Probably a bindery SOMEWHERE in NYC...

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              • #8
                Re: For Fatigue Purposes

                Originally posted by Silas View Post
                This issue has been beaten to death. It's not going to happen. Use this forum's forum search function and the search function on Szabo-land.

                The search function does not always yield results.
                Gary Dombrowski
                [url]http://garyhistart.blogspot.com/[/url]

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                • #9
                  Re: For Fatigue Purposes

                  Gary, you are correct, fellow ACers, thanks for helping William out.
                  Herb Coats
                  Armory Guards &
                  WIG

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                  • #10
                    Re: For Fatigue Purposes

                    Mine has fallen apart also.

                    Adam Dickerson
                    Adam Dickerson

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                    • #11
                      Re: For Fatigue Purposes

                      I have the paperback version. Make me an offer.
                      Jim Crawford
                      Hairy Nation Boys
                      -- Jim Crawford

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                      • #12
                        Re: For Fatigue Purposes

                        My question is what ever happened to Pat Brown? The last I heard he went back on active duty years ago. Does anyone know him? Heaven forbid he became a casualty of the war.
                        David H. Thomas
                        Starr's NC Battery
                        Fayetteville, NC

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