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UL Fire Resistance Directory - historical volumes?

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UL Fire Resistance Directory - historical volumes?

UL Fire Resistance Directory - historical volumes?

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I was in need of a specific assembly from a historical volume of the UL Fire Resistance Directory. Specifically, I am looking for UL U442 from say 1990 - 1993. I found one from 2006 here: http://www.superiorbuilders.biz/files/U-442.pdf, to get you in the ballpark of what I am looking for.

I did find full volumes (for different years) for sale on eBay and Amazon, but none of them will arrive as quickly as I need them to. Furthermore, I am really only looking for this one detail. Calling UL is also pointless. They only have current directories available.

Any ideas? Thanks for your help.

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