Re: [Origami] Tanteidan Convention book #1 (1995)
On Fri, Dec 30, 2022 at 8:22 AM Lorenzo via Origami < origami@lists.digitalorigami.com> wrote: > Hi everybody, > happy new 2023 (or Guten Rutsch, as they say in Germany). > > Do any of you know who owns the Convention book from the 1st Tanteidan > Convention in 1995? > If you have any hint for me, where to search / who to ask... it'd be very > appreciated. > This book is long (long) out of print, was privately printed (no ISBN) and had a small production run. It is quite rare, in other words. A copy has occasionally been sold (for, as I recall, several hundred dollars) when auctioned a couple of times at Tokyo Tanteidan conventions in the past. Wishing I owned a copy, myself! I wonder if the Tanteidan powers-that-be could be persuaded to re-issue it, and/or its similarly out-of-print siblings... Anne
Re: [Origami] Tanteidan Convention book #1 (1995)
It’s been forever since I’ve been up there but I know the Paper Tree store in San Francisco run by the Mihara family carried some of the Tanteidan convention books. I went up there for PCOC in 2009 and got some of the later Tanteidan convention books (11, 12, and 15) while I was there. A bit of a long shot but they might know someone? I believe Linda and Vicky Mihara are some of the family and are on Instagram if you can’t get a hold of them via the store (paper-tree.com)Richard Kreutz-LandryOn Dec 30, 2022, at 5:22 AM, Lorenzo via Origami wrote:Hi everybody,happy new 2023 (or Guten Rutsch, as they say in Germany).Do any of you know who owns the Convention book from the 1st Tanteidan Convention in 1995?If you have any hint for me, where to search / who to ask... it'd be very appreciated.Regards,Lorenzo-- Lorenzo LucioniDuesseldorf - DElorenzo.luci...@gmail.com
[Origami] Tanteidan Convention book #1 (1995)
Hi everybody, happy new 2023 (or Guten Rutsch, as they say in Germany). Do any of you know who owns the Convention book from the 1st Tanteidan Convention in 1995? If you have any hint for me, where to search / who to ask... it'd be very appreciated. Regards, Lorenzo -- Lorenzo Lucioni Duesseldorf - DE lorenzo.luci...@gmail.com
