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Last edited by Petra78; 02-10-2018 at 05:23 PM. |
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I don't have it but try the Worldcat catalog for local library.
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I think Smilings meant that your local library might be able to request the retail VHS (if it doesnt have it). The VHS is available from libraries shown on WorldCat. It's OOP and too expensive on Amazon.
I saw a torrent for a broadcast divx rip. |
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Exactly. With libraries, you usually can get check out privileges within your state. Or you could possibly request an ILL or Interlibrary Loan.
Worldcat shows whereever it may be in the world. And if you enter your zip code, they show the closest one. They also show the exact version of VHS or DVD. here is link for your item http://www.worldcat.org/title/john-h...=brief_results |
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I can send you a copy on DVD.
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