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Early Editions Of Chain Saw Age
Still Available In One "Variety Pack"
(Preface: Continued thanks to Mike Acres, who runs this awesome website, and all the vintage chain saw collectors and historians who swept up all the previous batches of Chain Saw Age 1960s Variety Packs. I remain overwhelmed by your response and grateful for your interest. Since there is still a demand for these ancient issues, I have combined the last few remaining copies into one final ten-pack. Details of the revised program are offered below. When these issues are gone, I will seal up the CSA 1960s archive and start thinking about the '70s… Thanks! --Ken)
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Ken Morrison, former editor of Chain Saw Age magazine and keeper of the CSA vintage archive, is offering one last "Variety Pack" containing various issues from the 1960s. Pack 1-2-3-A holds the ten most abundant issues used in the original offering that included Pack 1, Pack 2 and Pack 3. Those who purchased these original packs will already own all or most of the issues in Packs 1-2-3-A.
For newcomers, Packs 1-2-3-A offers a rare look into this formative decade in chain saw history. Here's what's included:
• CSA '60s Variety Pack 1-2-3-A contains the following 10 issues: Sept. 1963, Jan. 1964, Aug. 1964, Feb. 1965, Jan. 1966, May 1966, June 1966, Sept. 1966, Jan. 1968 and Dec. 1969. Among the many highlights in this collection are four issues containing the popular "Wolf Saga," which chronicles early chain saw history, and a cover story on Oregon Saw Chain's 20th anniversary.
The issues in this collection vary in condition. Some are mint, uncirculated copies, but most have been dispatched and returned to the publisher. So there are some smudges, marks, stains, tears, bent corners, etc. However, they are all quite clean, virtually odor-free and very legible.
Considering that individual '60s vintage issues of CSA can fetch $10-$20 or more on eBay, these sets are bargain-priced at just $25 each. Shipping is just $4.95 to anywhere in the U.S. They are shipped in U.S. Postal Service Priority flat rate packaging, and transit time is just two-to-three days.
International shipping also is available, but rates will vary depending on destination.
To order a set, contact Ken Morrison at 360-293-6593, or send an E-mail to morrisonmill@gmail.com. Quantities of Pack 1-2-3-A are limited, so this program is only available while supplies last. When these last few issues are gone, the CSA 1960s variety pack program is over. Thanks again for the great support and strong interest generated by the Chain Saw Collector's Corner website!
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