Some where down stairs, I have an old Ideal loading manual from 1949 [IIRC] with the price of 50 cents marked on it. Hell, that's 4 years after I was born but I've consulted it on more than one occasion. Lyman, Sierra, Hornady, Speer, Nosler, and probably some I can't recall right now. Grab on to every one you can!
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