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Chain Saw Age 1960s Archive Program!
Similar Program Likely For 1970s Editions
The Chain Saw Age magazine, 1960s "Variety Pack" sales program has now
concluded and the archive inventory has been reduced to our target levels.
As administrator of the CSA archive, I'd like to say thanks to Mike Acres
for his generous support via the CSCC website. Thanks also to the scores
of collectors who eagerly ordered my constantly evolving packages of
CSA '60s editions. Through correspondence and dealings with vintage saw buffs
worldwide, I came to realize that this is an unusually nice group of enthusiasts.
Thank you all, and I hope these vintage copies of Chain Saw Age have made
a treasured addition to your various collections.
Buoyed by the great response and enthusiasm for the CSA '60s program,
I'm hoping to create a similar program for the 1970s archive. There are plenty
of excess copies available, so I should again be able to offer substantial packages
with reasonable pricing. At this point, the '70s issues are packed tightly away,
so it is going to take some time to make them accessible and organize the program.
When it is ready, I will contact the many '60s CSA customers who expressed an
interest in acquiring later copies. I will also approach Mike about posting this
program on the CSCC website. Those who have an interest in collecting
'70s editions of Chain Saw Age, but are not already on the contact list, may let me
know by sending an e-mail to: morrisonmill@gmail.com.
Those who are electronically challenged are always welcome to call (360-293-6593)
or write me at 419 "Q" Ave., Anacortes, WA 98221. Thank you! --Ken
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