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Treasure Research Library Network is a research library, privately owned and available to Treasure Hunters worldwide. The network has thousands of books, magazines and publications on treasure hunting worldwide. A private collections of library systems are available for research on your Treasure Hunting project. Contact is welcome and we research for any Treasure Hunting Project. |
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The Treasure Research Library consists of a network of several Private collections of Treasure Hunting books, magazines, newsletters and publications. The library welcomes contact for your treasure hunting research projects. TRLnet works as a non-profit library but research for a small fee is available for research projects for paying customers in need of research in a more timely manner. The fees, if any will go to reproduction and copy materials provided on your research project. The research done for you will be free and is uploaded to http://www.scribd.com for you and anyone else to see and enjoy. Some uploaded research can be made confidential if requested. The files on most research are large and downloading is simple from SCRIBD dot COM on these large files. The main library for TRL is in Colorado and other magazine and book collections are available around the United States and the world. If you are a collector and have a research library you may want to consider being park of this research system. The TRL group does several projects around the United States every year and treasure hunters interested in joining the group on a project are welcome. No charge is made for the trips other than sharing expenses on the trip for fuel, food and other needs of the project. We keep the expenses down so we can enjoy the adventure we are on. If you want to join in, please contact me. |
Treasure Research Librayc/o James Fariello2021 Jessup StreetBrighton, Co. 80601 |
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25th Annual Treasure Show – March 12-14, 2010 – Longview! Mark your calendar! TCTC Convention: The 2009 Convention is over and folks have returned home, but fond memories will linger. If you didn’t get to the 24th Annual Texas Council Treasure Show and Hunt in Longview you missed a good one! We had a good turnout – from the public, the clubs and the vendors. Three local news channels came and clips of the show were broadcast on the evening news. Everywhere you looked there were smiling faces. We had approximately 25 booths jam packed with items for display and/or sale, numerous seminars relating to the metal detecting hobby, and a great Bar-B-Q dinner and speaker Bob Bowman (local author and historian) on Saturday night.
Many thanks to the manufacturers and vendors for their participation and generous donations for this event. We appreciate your loyal support of the Texas Council, and we could not have had a successful show and hunt without you! Thanks also to G.P.A.A. Northeast and Llano Chapters for their booth displays and conducting Gold Prospecting Seminars during the show.
The Club booths looked real good again this year, and included a number of interesting displays! It was evident that club members had worked hard to come up with new displays for their booths. It is the Clubs working together that makes our Council strong and our show a success. We appreciate you!
The Big Hunt Sunday morning was a lot of fun and we were fortunate to have so many donated prizes! The weather was good, and we had over 90 enthusiastic hunters swinging detectors all over the grassy field which was planted with thousands of silver coins and tokens good for gold coins, silver bars, silver dollars and detectors. Jim Lawhon, hunt master did an outstanding job orchestrating the hunt. Thank you Jim! |
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