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Bob is correct.
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Bob who?
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Bob who?
Bob Kimble- he posted immediately above me.
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Sorry- George answered it.





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So Baers books were vol 1 and vol 2 and a version that was condensed to include both volumes I, and 2 I have all 3 will check to see if any are numbered, Gary
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Neither of my Vol I or Vol II are signed or are numbered.
I still haven't located my salesman's book... I know it's around here someplace.





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As I recall the numbered book sets had the same type of cover material. But I am very old and don't remember so much.
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Mine are completely different.
Vol I is smaller and lighter in color and Vol II is dark brown leather grain.




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Jeff,




I was on the forum and followed the dicussion regarding the Baer reprint. I spoke to Larry several years ago at Vegas regarding




unnumbered books, and he told me " at some point I lost track of what number I was on, so I did not number the remaining copies".




I currently have 2 copies that are not numbered, along with a couple of volume 2"s also not numbered. So, straight from the author,




I believe it to be true!! I am NOT very computer savvy, and do not know how to respond on the forum, hence this message to you.




If you will pass this info on as neccessary, I would appreciate it .




Thank You,




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thank you for the information. This was very helpful.
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