Re: Introduction letter

[Henry Thomas]

Bertus,

Thanks so much for the lead.  I am checking into ILL
through my local library, as I have no previous
experience with ILL either, but the librarian assured
me that they can get a copy on loan (there is just a
fee that I will have to pay).  I'll keep you posted as
to my progress.  Once again, thank you!
All the best,
Henry
--- bertbrok-at-dds.nl wrote:
> Hi Henry, the book you mention is in the collection
> of the Dutch Royal ( / 
> National) Library; Koninklijke Bibliotheek. It seems
> it can be lend out instead 
> of only consulted at the spot.
> Is there a possibility that you could get it on loan
> through ILL? I have no 
> experience with ILL, let alone international ILL, if
> such a thing exists.
> Apparently it is two seperate volumes. To have a
> look at the books entry in the 
> KB online catalogue go to http://opc4.kb.nl/ and
> type in 'memoires de jean 
> sire' and click the first hit you get.
> 
> I hope that helps you,
>  
> Bertus
> 
> 
> Citeren Henry Thomas :
> 
> > Hello,
> > I'm a reenactor based in California.  I
> participate
> > with 'The Red Company' here and am attempting to
> > correctly portray a Burgundian chevalier bachelier
> of
> > the year 1471.  I enjoy doing equestrian based
> things
> > and I am also assisting with the development of a
> > North American branch of the International
> Jousting
> > Association.  I am also a musician and play in a
> > medieval band.  I have long been an admirer of
> your
> > group, but I must admit that my main interest in
> > joining your list is that I am looking for a book
> that
> > was last published in Bruge in 1905 entitled
> 'Memoires
> > de Jean, sire de Haynin et de Louvignies' edited
> by
> > D.D. Brouwers, and I was hoping one of your
> members
> > would have a copy or know of an existing copy that
> > perhaps I could obtain.  
> > Thank you for your time and consideration,
> > All the best,
> > Henry Thomas
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