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Maranatha Edition of Thomas Manton's Works

Does anyone know if these are available from anywhere? I saw two odd volumes from them in John Gowan's on Saturday, and thought the complete set would take up considerably less space than the SGCB edition.
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I believe 1000 copies were printed of this 1979 edition. I've seen odd volumes for sale here and there, but not the whole 22-volume set.
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I believe 1000 copies were printed of this 1979 edition. I've seen odd volumes for sale here and there, but not the whole 22-volume set.
That was the first time I had ever seen any of those volumes (I think it was 15 and 16). Not much on Amazon by way of help I'm afraid.
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Biblio.com has volume 10 for AUD $27.80 and volume 22 for US $9.00, currently.
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I think I found it here:

The Complete Works of Thomas Manton by Thomas Manton (Used, New, Out-of-Print) - Alibris

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I recall, and this is an iffy thing, that there was one or two hard back printings and then a paperback set as the outfit was going out of business and these were practically being given away. Someone said at the time I got a set in the mid 1980s (subsequently sold) that the outfit was Charismatic and went into debt and folded on the Manton.
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