This may not be the ideal forum for this question, but who recalls how big a booklet the FAR's constituted "back when"? The first time I got a student certificate, in 1970, it seems the book was about 3/4 inch thick. My dad got his private license in 1948, and I'll bet they were the size of a Marvel Comic then. Does anyone out there have a first-hand recollection of how the FAR's have increased in volume over the years?
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