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		The Fairfax Line. A Historical Landmark 5.5" x 8.5", paperback, 99 pp. Copyright by the Shenandoah County Historical Society in 1999, was first printed in 1925. Contains maps and photographs, and it includes surveyor, Thomas Lewis's 1746 journal of the survey. Nonmember Price: $12 Member Price: $5
		Catalog Of The Charles E. Smart Collection Of Antique Surveying Instruments Includes biographies of early American survey instrument makers by William H. Skerritt (SHS member #651), 8.5" x 11" paperback, 200 pp. Nonmember Price: $40 Member Price: $32
		They Left Their Mark A biography of William Austin Burt, 8.5" x 11", hardback, 188 pp. Autographed by author John S. Burt (SHS member #81). Nonmember Price: $50 Member Price: $50
		A. Lincoln With Compass And Chain by Adin Baber; 170 pp., 8.5" x 11", hardback as annotated by Robert E. Church. Original illustrations by Lloyd Ostendorf, 2002 edition autographed by Robert E. Church (SHS member #956). Nonmember Price: $50 Member Price: $45
		The George Washington Atlas By the United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission. A 10" x 13" paperback of fifty maps or plats drawn by or associated with George Washington's life. Originally printed in 1932 for George Washington's birth. Distributed to attendees of Surveyors Rendezvous '07. Nonmember Price: $40 Member Price: $30
The following two items are facsimile reprints of books which were formerly out-of-print. In 1978 the late Carlisle Madson from Hopkins, Minnesota and Dr. R. Ben Buckner reprinted them into a convenient paperback series.
		A Treatise On The Method Of Government Surveying by Sbobal V. Clevenger, is a 5.25" x 8" paperback, 200 pages written in 1874 pretty well summarizes the surveying procedural operation technique learned since the 1785 land ordinance. A must for the boundary surveyor. Nonmember Price: $12 Member Price: $8
		A Key To The Solar Compass And Surveyors Companion by William A. Burt, is a 5.25" x 8" paperback of 120 pages written in 1881, talks about diurnal variation ofthe needle, zenith distance and altitude, parallax and refraction, etc. It even has a table to convert French barometer readings to English units (millimeter to inches). Nonmember Price: $12 Member Price: $8

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