[Dizionario] Nuovissimo Melzi

[Carlo Traverso]

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    alexander> My question is simple, how can i get a copy of this
    alexander> dictionary...

    alexander> For the record, i live in London and have Family in
    alexander> Rome and Berlin (where i travel often)so can help with
    alexander> information pertaining to these towns and areas.

    alexander> Rgds Alex

You mean an hard copy, scans of the images, or a transcribed e-copy?

An hard copy should be quite easy, unless you require a special
edition, in almost any flea marked in Italy you can find a copy. I
have got my 1920 edition, 331-335 thousand (the last copyright-free
edition) rescuing it from a trash bin. But I have two more.

Scan of the images, you have to bribe somebody that has a
copyright-free edition; e. g. me, my price is that you have to
commit to proofread the OCR.

And to have a transcribed copy you (and many more) have to show
interest at the transcription, that up to now has done the letter A
with declining interest at http://www.pgdp.net 

Carlo Traverso