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@starfire2, I didn't know Peeron had instructions. I've only used it for the inventories or for finding out about weird bricks!
Search for the set number and it will show if instructions are available and you can print them out or whatever, they are usually jpeg.
In order to put it into perspective... here are some really old instructions... actually these are from the very first year that separate instructions were produced... 1955 (sorry, but Hieroglyphics and Cuneiform were actually retired by then... and so was papyrus! These are in modern Danish... but not the furniture kind.... ;-)
Note the simplicity... pre-Gutenberg I believe.... (like me!)