[Northkeep] Digitized period documents

[Niewoehner, Hugh]

For those who would like to peruse, copy, whatever some period documents
here is a update from Alban.  

Simply put, he buys old manuscripts, digitizes them, and distributes
copies of said digital images.  

Send him an email with your postal address and he'll send them to you.
No charge, no barter, no trades...Free.  

Quite a nice fellow.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ted Eisenstein [mailto:alban at socket.net] 
> Sent: Sunday, December 23, 2007 3:03 PM
> Subject: updated digital list
> 
> Since there seem to be a couple of new folk around, and to 
> serve as a reminder to the rest of youse guys too.....I have 
> two lists of period manuscripts that've been
> digitized:
> 
> the original long one, at 
> http://tedeisenstein.livejournal.com/89046.html#cutid1
> 
> and the one I just finished, the update, at 
> http://tedeisenstein.livejournal.com/135812.html#cutid1
> 
> They're on, currently, three DVD's plus one for the 
> Confectbuch. I hope to have another DVD for three recent 
> acquisitions, a 1480 Processional, a "Psalmodia"
> (Lutheran church music) of 1579, and a 1597 Benedictional, 
> soon after New Year's Day. (I haven't fogotten those who've 
> asked for 'em. I'm just being a bit lazy.)
> 
> The disks are free. No postage reimbursement, no replacement 
> disks, no offers of free drinks at events. Free means free, dammit.
> 
> A postal address is necessary if you want anything from me. 
> An email address is fine and dandy, but it ain't gonna work 
> for a disk or four.
> 
> (Oh, and the Confectbuch, the apothecary's recipe book? It 
> should be mailed out on Christmas Eve, if you remembered to 
> send me a postal address. If I can get to the UPS Store 
> before it closes or bad weather arrives, that is.)
> 
> Alban
>