Gary -- Give me an address if Hans can't do it -- I'll be glad to copy the pages
for the 28 3.5 and the 200 5.
Craig
PCACala@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi Hans:
>
> I'm sure than John H. could give us more particulars about the evolution of
> the Sales Information File, but meanwhile:
>
> There were periodic additions sent to Olympus dealers, hence the looseleaf
> format. The placement of the OM-10 pages seem to represent a transition
> between my 1982 (dated, as per your October 1979 copy) top tabbed copy and my
> 1987-88 (undated) side tabbed copy. Yup, it kind of looks like they didn't
> initially know where to put the amateur cameras.
>
> More often than not, these books have been tossed out by shop owners after
> discontinuing the Olympus line! Current value is $78, making these the second
> most expensive OM literature item, after The Olympus OM Way ($150).
>
> I love to get a copy of the 28mm f/3.5 and 200mm f/5 pages, if possible.
>
> Gary Reese
> Las Vegas, NV
>
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