(to seller)   (to bidder) If you are the seller or the high bidder - now what?	Currently	$76.00 (reserve met)		First bid	$10.00
	Quantity	1		# of bids	7 (bid history) (with emails)
	Time left	Auction has ended.		Location	Central California
				Country	United States
	Started	Apr-30-00 17:43:51 PDT		(mail this auction to a friend)
	Ends	May-07-00 17:43:51 PDT		(request a gift alert)
	Seller (Rating)	howitzer (140)
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	High bid	gurley (101)
	Payment	Money Order/Cashiers Checks, Personal Checks, See item description for payment methods accepted
	Shipping	Buyer pays actual shipping charges, Will ship to United States only
	Relist item	Seller: Didn't sell your item the first time? eBay will refund your relisting fee if it sells the second time around. Relist this item.

This is one of the hard-to-find earlier editions of John Gummere's "A Treatise on Surveying Containing the Theory and Practice." The textbook was first published in 1814 and this, the 3rd edition, appeared in 1820. Gummere's Surveying was the best and most popular American textbook on surveying for almost a quarter century. To see a detailed review of Gummere's Surveying, visit The Compleat Surveyor website at http://www.uzes.net. This 3rd edition has 206 pages of text plus 152 pages of tables and 8 folding plates with 107 figures. The text is complete and in good condition except for moderate foxing. All plates are present. The leather cover is quite scuffed around the edges and there is cracking to the rear hinge and part of the front hinge. Some of the leather is chipped away from the front board. The binding is intact and this is a nice copy of one of the older editions. California residents add 7.25% sales tax. Personal checks are OK but shipping will be delayed until check clears. Search words: survey, surveying, surveyor, transit, level, compass, plumb, engineer.

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