>From the EMPF in Indianpolis:
Joe, our technical librarian went surfing through library support services
and found that this book is available at a lot of University Libraries. Two
in your area are UC Berkeley and Stanford Univ Library. I'll fax you the
list if you wish, Please e-mail me directly to [log in to unmask] and
confirm if your fax number is correct as printed in the SMTA directory.
Jack Crawford

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>I am seeking a publication called "Printed Circuit Techniques" which was
>printed by the Government Printing Office in 1946.  Does anyone have a copy
>of this publication somewhere in their archives. The GPO can't help. It is of
>some historical value for those of us who are collecting information about
>the early PCB industry. I had a copy once, about 12 years ago, along with the
> book that followed the year after which was call something like "Advances in
>Printed Circuit Techniques" but I gave them to a friend and they can't locate
>them. Both books were short I think less than 50 pages. I would like to get a
>photocopy of the books if anyone has them in their library gathering dust.
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>Thanks for any help!
>J.Fjelstad
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Jack Craword
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