That is gorgeous, Allan!

Just FYI, As a chemist, (tu) for Ed re. sulfur not sulphur. :wink: IUPAC deemed that sulfur was the preferred spelling many years ago now, see e.g.: https://www.nature.com/articles/nchem.301 I'm sorry (or not) that my "Just FYI" post provoked so much discussion; and yes, sulfur is the mos...

Friday 18th October, set-up;
Sat 19th, Sun 20th, convention.

Just FYI,
As a chemist, for Ed re. sulfur not sulphur.
IUPAC deemed that sulfur was the preferred spelling many years ago now, see e.g.:
https://www.nature.com/articles/nchem.301

Whilst we're going back into history, I'm sure someone here knows what happened to Gordon Rowley's library. I seem to remember it was taken away to be catalogued but can't remember where it went or who would have access to it. Stuart Stuart, It was set up as a Charitable Trust; If I remember correc...

The Lamb's books were never much use, I'd put them out for recycling. If John Pilbeam's books were at one end of a scale, the Lambs books would be at the other. Stuart My second edition Borg came with these as bookmarks;IMG_0401.jpeg I have to disagree somewhat with Stuart's comment on Lamb's plate...

I was given the task of disposing of some books from a much missed member of our branch and they (IIRC) had half a dozen copies of Borg's book. They pretty much had a complete set of each printing edition. I was very tempted to "complete the set" just for the fun of it but to get the earl...

Herts Mike wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2023 9:41 am Looks in great shape to me.

I totally agree, a fine specimen!

Then that is a bonus for Mrs. G.

Looking very good, Allan.