New Book: Metal Detecting Search Permission Made Easy

PERMISSION IMPOSSIBLE

Metal Detecting Search Permission Made Easy

ISBN:  978-0-9550325-3-0

David Villanueva has over 30 years of experience in metal detecting and research, in Britain and is a regular contributor to Treasure Hunting magazine. He has been responsible for seven reported finds of Treasure, and has built up a collection of other coins and artefacts that would be the envy of many.

But EVERY ONE of those finds has started from either getting SEARCH PERMISSION or legally avoiding that obligation.

Where can you legally search without permission? How do you find the landowner to ask for search permission? How do you persuade the landowner to give their permission? These are the questions on the lips of many participants in the hobby. David draws on his experience at successfully and painlessly gaining search permission on a wide range of sites both as an individual detectorist and club leader and reveals ALL in this fact-packed book.

Chapter Titles:

• INTRODUCTION
• THIS LAND IS MINE
• MAKE FOR THE COAST
• SEARCH AND RECOVERY SERVICE
• TRACKING DOWN LANDOWNERS
• THE PLANNERS
• WRITING A LETTER AND GETTING IT READ
• PROPERLY ADDRESSED?
• CODE OF PRACTICE AND CODE OF CONDUCT
• SEARCH AGREEMENTS
• VISITING CARDS
• PUBLIC LAND
• THE BLANKET APPROACH
• THE PROJECT APPROACH
• ON THE MOVE
• THE SERVICES OFFER
• THE SUBSIDY APPROACH
• BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
• APPENDIX – MAJOR UK LANDOWNERS

You are bidding on a NEW soft cover book A5 size (8.25 inches by 6 inches approx) by David Villanueva, 52 pages, published in 2007

Some Feedback Received:

*GREAT BOOK. GREAT EBAYER.

*Very informative, saves a lot of work !!

*Just a quick note to say I purchased your "Permission Impossible" booklet earlier this year. I read it many times, decided on the "project approach", did my research and spent some time finding the actual landowner. Within 2 days of her receiving my letter, research info and maps, she had invited me to the farm for a chat.

The upshot is that I now have my first land – 200 acres of pasture / arable, the farmhouse being a 1620 listed building– with a roman road passing through it, "Camp" marked on one field on an 1803 O/S map, a roman villa recently identified by aerial view in an adjacent field, springs, a Saxon hillfort nearby and significant finds on nearby land over the last decade.

So – thanks, who knows if I’d have secured this if I’d not followed your advice, and if I find anything interesting you’ll be the first to know!

*I WANTED TO SAY HOW USEFUL YOUR BOOK HAS BEEN, WITHIN 2 WEEKS I HAVE OBTAINED 3 FARMS!

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me anytime at david@truetreasurebooks.com

Many Thanks for Looking