Nich Harvey's reloading book

For what it's worth it was the first reloading book I ever bought way back when. Nostalgia is the only reason it still sits on my shelf. I concur with Jeffinnz. It's the only old manual I never open any more. Obviously better than nothing but lots of better options. The most useful old manual I ever got is the Speer No 11. It has a wealth of load data not found in previous or later editions, and covers all the other bases pretty well. I have a copy of Mr Lee's manual, 2nd Ed which is sometimes helpful but often not, similarly the last but one Hogdon. These days I mostly use ADI and Hogdon Online Data. I took to printing load data off as they continually obsolete and update data these days rather than by annual edition. The last printed ADI manual I got was the Nov 2004 4th Ed. Or was it 2002? (Not in front of me). I often refer to it as some of the load data I use ADI no longer publish. Anyway, in all if that, Nick Harvey doesn't figure. I also have a collection of old Winchester, IMR, ICI and other manuals and leaflets which apart from their historic appeal are still often useful today, especially when I am lucky enough to get my hands on some usable old powder.