Notes:

• This is a collection of strange and unique documents that I have found, usually in the Internet Archive, that I "just want to keep around".

• All these files are local and are usually large and tend to be slow loading.

1. Canadian version of Sears Catalog, 1907, 71,477,694 Bytes.
2. DE RE METALLICA, Mining in the 1600s , 67,362,590 Bytes.
3. Edison's Handy Encyclopædia of General Information, 1893, 43,975,136 Bytes.
4. Engineers' and Mechanics' Pocket-book, 1853, 14,850,277 Bytes.
5. Engineers' and Mechanics' Pocket-book, 1876, 75,540,584 Bytes.
6. How To Use Dynamite on the Farm, 5,327,981 Bytes.
7. Information in German about Crosscut Saws, 6,265,158 Bytes.
8. Mechanics' and Engineers Pocket-book, 1885, 48,193,121 Bytes.
9. Mechanics, Machinists, and Engineer's Book of Reference, 1859, 25,289,578 Bytes.
10. Mechanic's Text-book, 1849, 13,674,352 Bytes.
11. Merck Diagnostic Manual, 19,208,712 Bytes.
12. Merck Veterinary Manual, 202,602,544 Bytes.
13. Practical Engineer's Guide, 1847, 6,454,301 Bytes.
14. PROWSE BROTHERS, Furnishings and HARDWARE,, 3,667,072 Bytes.
15. Radio Engineers Pocket Book 1941, 2,333,051 Bytes.
16. The Japan Woodworker Catalog, before 2022, 113,755,203 Bytes.
17. The Priceless Recipes, 1900, 22,123,525 Bytes.
18. Tool Catalog from HORIMITSU SANGYO CO. in Japan, 14,267,937 Bytes.