I know what a task you have. I had the AH Fox records digitized. We had about 5000 pages 11x14. Thanks for your efforts!

Craig, that's a decision only the BOD can make.

Craig Larter, I didn't know the Fox Assn. did it. Bob Beach gave me the idea of using a camera. I would have picked your brain if i had known it. Did you do it internally or outsource it?

I'll take 217404 Please.
Are the columns to the right of the weight legible? I remember you showing these to us, and If I recall, you said these were the photocopies of the original books done at Remington.
The quality is quite good.

I don't think Chuck ever said the discs would be available, and I, for one, would be opposed to that. The Official PGCA letter is one of the few sources of income, and when you consider that the Newsletter is nearly the cost of an annual membership, Letter sales, along with the Raffle Gun, and Silent Auction are pretty important.

It is great that we are moving in this direction. Save on bookcase space.

Chuck: Our records were copied on 11x14 paper so I had them run through a large hi speed auto feed copy machine (printer) which have the capability of making individual pdf files for each page as well as a paper copies. I had a local printer do it and the cost was under $2k.

Edgar, you are correct on the revenue sources. The columns which include stock dimensions and columns to the right of it looks to have been filled in by pencil and are very faded. Hopefully I can read the data for the letter. Info to the right of the weight column just contain month and day a procedure was completed. The date is sometimes helpful to determine completion date for the letter. BTW, the frame size is listed in this style stock book. Note the 1/2 frame size is not a true 1/2 frame but a 1 1/2 frame. The earlier style stock books don't list frame sizes.

Craig, we were worried auto feed would gobble up and possibly destroy the pages plus many of our pages have edges folded over. We couldn' afford to take that risk since the chance of getting another access to the originals is slim.

No it will not. These records, whether paper or digital, are the basis for our PGCA Research Letters.





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