NEW Blow Torch Reference Book VINTAGE BLOWTORCHES 513 Pgs Includes Rarity Index For Sale

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You are purchasing a 513 page blow torch reference and rarity guide book, VINTAGE BLOWTORCHES, An Identification and Rarity Guide. The book waspublished in 2007, reprinted in 2012, and in 2019. The 2019 reprinted book includes a revised rarity index that includes listings from both books....VINTAGE BLOWTORCHES and MORE VINTAGE BLOWTORCHES.

THERE IS A TORCH COLLECTING GROUP IN THE US, THE BLOW TORCH COLLECTOR ASSOCIATION. THERE IS AN LISTING FOR BTCA MEMBERSHIP....CHECK US OUT BY SEARCHING FOR \"BLOW TORCH COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION\".

Also....There is a second 334 page blow torch reference book....MORE VINTAGE BLOWTORCHES. The book includes nearly every known blow torch, firepot, and other related items that were manufactured in the US and Canada. It has 513 pages with over 1500 illustrations and photographs, and lists 350+ US and Canadian manufacturers, distributors, and other related company and individual names.Some familiar company names are Clayton & Lambert, Otto Bernz, Turner Brass Works, Lenk, Hauck, P. Wall, Ashton, Detroit Torch, Dominion, Everhot, and Diener.

Included is an 25-page index listing over 3000 references and cross references to blow torch related names and catalog numbers. The index also includes a five-star rarity rating system that provides a rarity rating for most items....a must for any blow torch collector.

There are company historical details on every major US manufacturer, and there\'s even an interesting story on the history of blow torches that dates back to 1797.

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German:LötlampeFrench:Lampe souderFrench: ChalumeauSpanish:SopleteAn endorsement:I recently purchased a copy of this book and want to say it is an outstanding reference work for those interested in blow torches. I believe it is the only publication anyone would ever need to decide how much pleasure may be derived from collecting these wonderful tools. I would encourage any new, or seasoned collector, to add a copy of this book to their library. Very happy I found this book and want to thank you for answering my questions prior to the purchase. Also, a great invitation for folks to become members of the Blow Torch Collectors Association. My membership dues are on the way. Please feel free to make this email available to others.
Ray