Im looking for user/owners manuals for any and all metal detectors.

[bottlebum]

I'm looking for user/owners manuals for any and all metal detectors.

I've been wanting for a long time to start a collection/library of detector manuals. If you have one or more that you do not need, I would gladly take it/them off your hands. They will be for my personal collection, not for selling. I would be willing to pay a reasonable price for the manual and shipping.

If you think that you can help me out, please send me a message or email. Any help, will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Bill

 

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[bottlebum]

Still looking

 

[jarocki]

You can download them and then print them out.

 

[bottlebum]

You can download them and then print them out.

Yeah but that wouldn't be much fun.

 

[CurlysGold]

Yeah but that wouldn't be much fun.

I would download them like he suggested. Find somewhere like a college library and print them out for free, three ring hole punch them, and put them in a binder.

 

[Old Bookaroo]

bottlebum:

The best source for information on metal detectors from the 1950's and early 1960's is Karl von Mueller's Encyclopedia of Buried Treasure Hunting. There are brief descriptions of quite a few machines from back in the day.

Good luck to all,

~The Old Bookaroo

 

[dave sharky]

you don.t want to go to kellyco metal detectors look up manuals you can down load any one you like for free unless you collect them Im trying to help.