To be perfectly frank with you, I’d wait on getting a hand missal. From what you provided it sounds like you haven’t actually attended the TLM yet, let alone built up a solid affinity for it. Furthermore, you say the only TLM close to you is offered once a week on a Saturday? That would render something like 90% of that hand missal useless until your local TLM catches on a little more. It would be even more useless if on the vast majority of those 4th class memorials the priest decides to celebrate our Lady’s Saturday votive Mass instead.
If you insist on buying a hand missal, I’d second the recommendation for the 1962 Angelus Press edition. Unless you’re inheriting it, buying it super cheap second hand, or buying it as a historical collector’s item, anything from before then (e.g. 1945 St. Andrew’s Missal) is going to be missing certain feasts, and Holy Week in particular is going to be totally different. I myself have the Baronius Press and I regret not getting the Angelus Press instead. The English translation for Baronius is very British and it becomes quite noticeable when used in an American group for prayer, or when an American priest reads the translations of the readings on Sunday Mass. The Angelus Press is also smaller in dimensions and the cover is more flexible. I’ve also found the gilding on the pages of Baronius’ to be a bit flaky, for an otherwise sturdy book.
