NSS News - 1950s, 1960s

[Bern Szukalski]

I'm looking to fill in a few holes in my NSS News collection and am looking for various issues in the 1950s and 1960s.

I have a wide range of issues starting in 1959 and going up through 1979 to trade.

If you're missing issues in your collection, let's compare holes!

Bern Szukalski

[Phil Winkler]

Bern,

The NSS Office has many, many back issues. I think they have a listing you can get showing what is available, too.

[Bern Szukalski]

Thanks, Phil, I'll give the office a shot but didn't think they'd have issues going back into the 50s and 60s.

Nevertheless, if anyone wants to do some trading, let me know.

Bern

[CaverScott]

Speleobooks sells back issues.

Try emailing Emily at speleobooks dot com

[Bern Szukalski]

Hey, thanks all for pointing me towards places I can buy these. I'm looking to trade the extra issues I've got for the ones I need.

So, all your capitalists, back off I can spend my money easily enough on my own

[CaverScott]

Hey, thanks all for pointing me towards places I can buy these. I'm looking to trade the extra issues I've got for the ones I need.

Hey, Emily may consider all offers depending on what you got there big guy!

[caver53396]

Hey, thanks all for pointing me towards places I can buy these. I'm looking to trade the extra issues I've got for the ones I need.

So, all your capitalists, back off I can spend my money easily enough on my own

.

So how many NSS back issues does an ArcGIS license run???

Mark

[Bern Szukalski]

If you are really interested in GIS software, here's a couple of options for you:

If you are a student, and you belong to a University with an ESRI site license, ESRI offers a student rate for all ArcGIS software at $100/year.

If you are a member of or otherwise affiliated with a cave conservancy. cave survey, or similar organization that is interested in utilizing GIS for management/research/conservation purposes, ESRI offers other options through software grant programs.

I can also send you an ArcGIS workbook that includes a limited time software license if you just want to experiment and try it out for a while.

If you think you qualify or are interested in any of the above, contact me at bszukalski @ esri.com for more details, and you can also visit http://www.esri.com/cave

Bern

PS - I'm about to give up on this thread, but just in case -- anyone interested in trading old NSS News issues?