First Edition Red Book-1946 Print

Hi,I am curious Where I can possibly sell,or auction off My REDBOOK editions, I have 1947 1st efition,1st&2nd printings,as well as 1948,1949,and MANY,NANY MORE,AS WELL AS TH RARE 1
the 1987 ANA Special Cover Redbook produced for 95th Anniversary Convention in Milwaukee in 1986.The emblem that appeared on the regular edition was replaced with names and likenesses of Henry O. Granberg, Chester Krause and R.S.Yeoman.This special printing Redbook had an estimated printing of 500 copies and was given out as a dinner favor to those who attended the 1986 ANA Banquet. Internally this copy is clean and unused with bright white pages. The front cover and spine has complete bright gold gilt lettering and front and back cover are clean. This Rare Specail Edition Redbook would be a great addition for anyones redbook collection.

Also included the 1986 ANA medal replicating the Redbook's Special Cover Emblem.987 40THE EDITION 95TH ANNIVERSARY MILWAUKEE CONVENTION 1986 EDITION IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. ANY INFO GREATLY APPRECIATED, THANK YOU SCOTT

 

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Sorry for being a little OT, but my only interesting Blue Book is the Fourth Edition over Third Edition overprint.

 

I always check for red books at antique stores and flee markets. Oldest found is a 1956. Paid a buck for it. My hat is off to you guys who have complete or near complete sets.

 

Put them on eBay. There are quite a few older ones there. Even saw a complete set once.

 

I'll raise the bar...







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not OT, neat variety.

Now find a 3rd edition, in black, due to a shortage that year, they used some leftover material.

 

I have a near complete set of them, I'll try for a picture later

 

Great thread, anyone else?