FORGOTTEN BOOKS for the METAL DETECTORISTS, 3 groups and a CW Regiment group

[FLauthor]

Go to Facebook and type in FORGOTTEN BOOKS for the Metal Detectorists; FORGOTTEN BOOKS for the Metal Detectorists, part 2 and for West of the Mississippi: FORGOTTEN BOOKS for the Metal Detectorists, West. For the Civil War relic hunters: Civil War Regiment Book group. There are 1,000's of books listed on these sites.
You won't find these in Barnes & Noble, majority were out of print a 100 years ago. Each site has a book list, once you find a book title back out and scroll down till you find your selection. Then bookmark it so you can return to where you left off reading. Some of these books are 600 -1000 pages. I have a listing for the entire 128 volumes of the Civil War Rebellion Records.
For the Metal Detectorists there are several books that list every county and city prior to 1840 and their history. Just click on Join and you may well find a honey hole that no one else knows about.
I'm probably the only Treasure Hunter who gives out sites for TH'ing. Good Luck!

 

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[FLauthor]

Some TH'ers are having trouble finding my groups, here are the web links: Forgotten Books: https://www.facebook.com/groups/379240509145040/;
Forgotten Books, part 2: https://www.facebook.com/groups/296378914215117/; Forgotten Books, West: https://www.facebook.com/groups/152159032083963/;
Civil War Regiment Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/310575546071162/ . Remember to build your own library for future reference. Good luck.

 

[Honest Samuel]

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