Just a link to access of over 15,000 books all from 1800-1930's all public domain covering everything from animals to zoology.
http://www.survivorlibrary.com/?page_id=1014
Well worth the look.
Great site - Thank for the posting. Will bookmark that and start downloading some stuff for sure. There is a lot of stuff there!!! Would sure fill up a flash drive with some choice stuff for survival. Even 'old guys' like me, I could download some of it and pass it on youngin's coming up.
Then there is some other stuff like old railroad stuff that would not be useful but interesting to someone like me.
That is just a small collection of what I have already better have access to the knowledge then be stuck out in the middle of nowhere and need it. I'm always looking for new books to add even if I never read them I know I have access to them at anytime. Currently I have 2-128 gig sticks almost full, or about 72 DVD's. There are lots of sites out there with information like this.
http://www.freeinfosociety.com/media_index.php?cat=6&start=0o
http://www.tpub.com/
http://www.truthistreason.net/16-survival-downloads-field-manuals-and-handbooks
http://modernsurvivalonline.com/survival-database-downloads/
http://www.survivalebooks.com/usmilitarymanuals.html
http://www.preppers.info/Free_Downloads.html
http://www.exclassics.com/sites.htm
http://www.homestead.org/?gclid=CKnzw_7VpcMCFZKDaQodRioA6g
Is just some of the more favorites of mine.
I do NOT promote these sites but wish to share the information in them as all information should be shared. I take no responsibility if you download something copyrighted in your country.
Just an editorial note: links like that are fine in a forum. It is obvious nobody is trying to sell something or get a free plug to a website they wish to promote for commercial purposes. There are also many sites with free books that include classic fiction titles as well as free books from new aspiring authors. Many available through Amazon in Kindle form (search free kindle books). Copyrights.... one's conscience is the guide that helps.
:) Have fun going through those you might be sitting in front of your computer LONG after you turn old and grey.
Several new categories listed on this wealth of info.
For those who are more prepers and want-a-be off grid - back wood types. I would sure down load what you can use from here or order a set from him. But there is way to much stuff to wade through making it sort of over whelming. But down load what you figure you will or might use. Store it where if things go to hell in a hand basket you can recover it.
Quote from: felineman on March 24, 2015, 06:27:38 AM
Just a link to access of over 15,000 books all from 1800-1930's all public domain covering everything from animals to zoology.
http://www.survivorlibrary.com/?page_id=1014
Well worth the look.
Thanks for this useful link, I love to read books.