![ag] = Are S. Gustavsen
![ak] = Arne Kvitrud 
![at] = Arne Tjelle, Vardaleite 18, 5535 Haugesund
![bb] =  Bergen Folkebibliotek 
![bl] =  Bo Vidar Larsen 
![bn] = Birger Nytrøen 
![br] = Bob Risholm
![bs] = Bjoern Solheim 
![cf] = C.F. Scheel
![db] = Deichmanske Bibliotek, Oslo, Norway
![eb] = Erik Berg
![eo] = Egil Oeyangen 
![ft] = Fylkesbiblioteket i Tromsø
![gs] =  G. Strøm
![hf] = Hans Jørgen Fjeld 
![hm] = Hans Myhre 
![ie] = Ivar Ertesvåg 
![jb] = J. Borgos
![ke] = Kjell Eidet 
![kf] = Knut Fasting 
![kg] = Karl-Ludvig Grønhaug 
![kh] = Ketil Firing Hanssen 
![ks] = Kjell Skagestad 
![lh] = Lars Steinar Hansen 
![nh] = Norodd Hagenson 
![ol] = Oddvar Løvdahl, Tvedestrand 
![on] = Oslo nye antikvariat
![ot] = Odd M Tronshaug 
![pk] = P. Kjendal 
![RA] = Riksarkivet, Oslo
![ra] = Rune Alander, 2630 Ringebu
![rb] = Rune J. Baukhol
![rh] = Rogaland Historie- og Ættesogelag
![rr] = Rune Roalkvam 
![sb] = "Slektsbiblioteket"
![sc] = "Special Collections" (in USA, see below!)
![se] = Sigurd Eliassen
![sh] = Steinar Helseth 
![sk] = Stein Ole Kjaer 
![ss] = Sissil Bruun Sørensen 
![ta] = Terje.Arneng 
![th] = Tor Haakon Moen
![tm] = Tor Mathisen 8920 Sømna 
![tn] = Tommy Neverdal
![ts] = Tom Vidar Solberg 
![tt] = Tove Thevik 



How to buy the book you want ¦ Mulighet for å
kjøpe boken du vil ha

That is the hard part of it, since most books are long out of
print!
 - You could try an Antiquarian bookshop
 - you may be lucky. ¦ 
 - Du kan ha flaks med et Antikvariat


SOME INFO FOR YOU U.S. & Canada RESIDENTS:

"S p e c i a l _ C o l l e c t i o n s" [sc] refers to
University of North Dakota's Chester Fritz Library:
Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections
Their Internet site is:

http://www.library.und.edu

Bygdeboker by InterLibrary Loan

Once you find a book you are interested in, there are a few 
libraries in the US with good collections. 
You can also join Vesterheim Genealogical Center -
they are a great source for researching your Norwegian heritage.
They have bygdeboker available for loan at a modest fee.

St. Olaf College 
has the most extensive lending library for Bygdebøker in the US.
You can also borrow books from University of Minnesota and
University of Wisconsin-Madison through Interlibrary Loan (ILL).
University of North Dakota does NOT offer their books through
Interlibrary Loan.

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According to a message from Frank Higgins:

Purchase from Norway runs about $100 per book incl. shipping.
Several places in the USA have collections:
  Heritage Museum in Seattle
  Family History Library in Salt Lake
  Univ. of North Dakota.
  There are others.
  - Sometimes one of them will send a copy of a few pages
    (underline 'few') for a fee.
Personal experience has been that you have to order each book
from the Kommune that prepared it. Be sure in corresponding 
with the Norwegian source that they understand that you want
a book that gives names.
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Carol     notes:
  The LDS has some bygdeboks on microfiche.
  They may be ordered for 15 cents per fiche
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