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Re: Smart books to start with or end with.
January 23, 2000 at 14:46:13
In Reply to: Books to Read?
posted by Wayne (Pa) on January 22, 2000 at 19:10:55

Hi Wayne,

There are many books to choose from if you are a romantic and you really want to get involved in a particular Treasure site. But if you just want to know what Treasures are in any state in any county, I like the Thomas P. Terry Treasure Atlas series of books very inexpensively priced at $10 per book. Actually, Thomas once printed all of this information in just one paper back book for $10. An amazing value. Then he broke this material down into 10 books for the United States. He also has a world Treasure book available for foriegn Treasure Hunters too. These references and locations are very extensive but just a little is written about each topic so that you can expand your own research about this topic if you desire more data? For example: there are 2,105 Treasure listings in the state of California. Who needs more than that? Terry breaks the United States down into: Book #1 has: Alabama--Alaska--Arizona and Arkansas.

Book #2 has: California and Colorado.

Book #3 has: Connecticut--Deleware--Florida--Georgia-- Hawaii--Idaho and Illinois.

Book #4 has: Indianna--Iowa--Cansas--Kentucky and Lousianna.

Book #5 has: Maine--Maryland--Massachusetts--Michigan--Minnesota and Mississippi.

Book #6 has: Missouri--Montana--Nebraska--Nevada--New Hampshire and New Jersey.

Book #7 has: New Mexico--New York--North Carolina--North dakota and Ohio.

Book #8 has: Oklahoma --Oregon-- Pennsylvania--Rhode Island--South Carolina and South Dakota.

Book #9 has: Tennessee--Texas and Utah.

Book #10 has: Vermont--Virginia--Washington--West Virginia--Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Wayne, I don't have Specialties web page but their address is: Specialty Publishing Co, P.O. Box 1355, La Cross, WI. 54602. There you have it. If you know the areas that you are interested in and you want to know more about the Treasure to be found there, then you know which book volumes to order from them. I believe these are still $10 each plus shipping. But I would call them and find out the exact pricing.

Thomas Penefield is another series of handy books to have too available through Lost Treasure Magazine at: www.LostTreasure.com and Carson Enterprises,Inc.,P.O. Drawer 71, Deming, New Mexico 88031 (505)546-3252 has loads of Treasure Books too. Ask Glenn Carson for a catalog. Wayne, I think this information will get you jump started quick!

Welcome to the worlds last adventure frontier---(the exciting saga of yesterday). Good Hunting! Richard Walburn


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