shipwreck book wanted

[Chagy]

Ahoy Mates!!!

I hope everyone is doing well....I would like to borrow, rent of buy this book TonyJagger's A Shipwreck Guide to the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos 1500 to 1990 Vol. 1[for Wreckdivers and Treasure Hunters] (Sarasota, Florida: 1994)

Any help will be truly appreciated!!

Chagy....

 

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[Mackaydon]

Hello Chagy,
If you need to get deeper into the search for this publication (it's actually a 3-ring binder) you may wish to use this reference:
Library of Congress LCCN Permalink 95172913
Don.......

 

[G.I.B.]

I've got a shipwreck guide to the Bahamas on my boat. I'm not sure if it's this particular version or not, but I'll go look. I posted this so it will show up in my postings and I can find it again. It's a trick us fat old guys use to remember things th

wait, what was this about?

 

[Chagy]

Thanks GIB..

Don my dear friend, Thank you so much!!! Yes the Library of Congress has a copy and so does the Mariners Museum...But on both cases you need to go in to see them...Trying to leave the traveling as the last option...But as always thanks for your help!! Glad to hear from you!!

Chagy....

 

[Au_Dreamers]

Chagy,
Tony Jaggers was the first mate on Harold Holden's Royal Eight when I got involved with professional treasure finding.
I've been friends with Tony ever since. He's living out of the country currently but usually replies fairly quickly.

With the news of the Bahamas opening up I've seen many posts for people looking for his book. I thought about seeing if Tony has any more copies or if he is willing to allow a reprint. He originally self-published the book back when it was very difficult to get done at great expense. The hectic holidays threw me off from this but now with this additional post I'll check in with him.

I'll keep you and anyone else interested updated.

-Chris

 

[aquanut]

Ahoy Mates!!!

I hope everyone is doing well....I would like to borrow, rent of buy this book TonyJagger's A Shipwreck Guide to the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos 1500 to 1990 Vol. 1[for Wreckdivers and Treasure Hunters] (Sarasota, Florida: 1994)

Any help will be truly appreciated!!

Chagy....

Chagy, I'll lend you my copy. PM me.
Aquanut

 

[G.I.B.]

Chagy, I'll lend you my copy. PM me.
Aquanut

Good, I can't find mine. It's MIB (missing in boat)

 

[cornelis 816]

John Redman has the only tru copy . I know because i read it .I took it to Holland and brought it back to Johnny . Good reading ! Cornelius

 

[Trembull]

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[sphillips]

John Redman has the only tru copy . I know because i read it .I took it to Holland and brought it back to Johnny . Good reading ! Cornelius

Whats a "true copy"?

 

[aquanut]

Whats a "true copy"?

I think Cornelius was trying to say was that I have an original. No big deal.

 

[Chagy]

Thanks to everyone for your help!!! Truly appreciate it....John thanks for lending me the book and sphillips thanks for the offer to lend it...AU Chris if Tony has a copy for sale plese let me know the price and where to send payment..

Thanks,

Chagy...

 

[aquanut]

Chagy,
I got your address and I'm sending the book within 48 hours. Keep it as long as you need it or until someone else wants to borrow it.
John

 

[SADS 669]

Chagy,
I got your address and I'm sending the book within 48 hours. Keep it as long as you need it or until someone else wants to borrow it.
John

I would very much appreciate the opportunity to borrow it in due course

 

[Uncle Jeff]

Chagy,
I got your address and I'm sending the book within 48 hours. Keep it as long as you need it or until someone else wants to borrow it.
John

WOW, that is really nice of you that you would do that for some stranger Nice to know there are people like you on this forum

 

[Salvor6]

Uncle Jeff, Chagy is a very good personal friend of Aquanut and me. He wouldn't send a book to a stranger. Florida treasure hunters are a tight knit group that work together. Check out the "Treasure Hunters Cookout" thread and you can see pictures of us having a good time together.