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Your most valuable/useful book.

M

Mr. Mountain

The Chemical Formulary Vol. V
-Bennett 1941

This book is a collection of common formulas, it has everything. To give you an idea.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
II Adhesives for paper
III Beverages
IV Cosmetics and Drugs
V Emulsions and Dispersions
VI Farm and Garden Specialties
VII Food
VIII Inks
IX Leather, Skins, Furs
X Lubricants, Oils , Fats
XI Materials of Construction
XII Metal and Metal Treatment
XIII Paints, Enamels, Varnishes, Lacquers
XIV Paper
XV Photography
XVI Polishes
XVIII Rubber, Resins, Plastics, Waxes
XIX Soaps, Cleaners
XX Textiles, Fibers
XXI Miscellaneous

Some of these older books are great, they had little in the way of censorship.

If the world were ending this would be the first book I would grab.

So how about it? What is your most valuable/useful book.

What should I "not miss out on" and add to my library?

Thanks,

Mr. M
 

big twinn

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cool thread! I'd say the God Delusion by Richard Dawkins...wish more ppl read that.
and of course:
books


=P
 

Stoner4Life

Medicinal Advocate
ICMag Donor
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don't recall the title but it helped me
through the school of hard knocks.......
 

balla420

Member
cool thread! I'd say the God Delusion by Richard Dawkins...wish more ppl read that.
and of course:
books


=P

shit man.. I was looking for a torrent a few weeks back and came across the torrent for the video of "the god delusion" it looked interesting.... still havn't got around to it yet, but I'm gonna download it and check it out.
 

D4sh3y

Member
shit man.. I was looking for a torrent a few weeks back and came across the torrent for the video of "the god delusion" it looked interesting.... still havn't got around to it yet, but I'm gonna download it and check it out.

its not a video its an audiobook. you owe it to yourself to listen to it though :)
 

qwerty

Member
The most useful book I've ever read is The Art of War. I would like to read the books that have been suggested.

Awesome thread :)
 
M

Mr. Mountain

" how to brew beer right the first time" i'm on my 200th time and still brewing it right.

Now thats a book I must read! Do you have a brewing thread anywhere on IC? I would love to read it.


Submitted for your approval:

The Complete Kama Sutra: The First Unabridged Modern Translation of the Classic Indian Text
-Alain Daniélou (Translator)



Also, a great beginners gardening book:

Square Foot Gardening
-Mel Bartholomew

Mr. M
 
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