No comments about Cowboy Collectibles and Western Memorabilia.

1 comments about Wants of a Man.

1. I looked all over for this book, in local libraries and such to read the full poem. This book is a single poem that is wonderful in my opinion.. Although it is only 30 some pages long...
   
   After telling my kids of parts of this poem I can now say I have the whole poem (hard to find) and they will treasure it forever. That is good enough for me :)

1 comments about Heddon Plastic Lures: Identification & Price Guide.

1. I found this book to be very helpful when just starting to collect River Runt lures. Lots of pictures and discussion of what makes some lures more collectable then others. I woudl recommend this book to any beginner.

No comments about Country Store Advertising, Medicines, And More (Schiffer Military History).

No comments about Illustrated Catalog of Chinese Coins, Vol. 2: Gold, Silver, Nickel and Aluminum (Illustrated Catalog of Chinese Coins).

2 comments about Backroads of Wisconsin: Your Guide to Wisconsin's Most Scenic Backroad Adventures.

1. The maps were hard to follow. Fine if you want to just read about the roads, but getting there is another story. I took the book with me on the road, and it was hard to follow, and you have to skim the whole thing to find the directions.



2. Accessibly and informatively written by travel journalist Martin Hintz, and illustrated with Bob Rashid's gorgeous color photographs of Wisconsin's natural splendor and the people proud to call the state home, Backroads Of Wisconsin: Your Guide To Wisconsin's Most Scenic Backroad Adventures is a visual narrative, and reference guide to enjoying the scenery, landmarks, and historical locations available among Wisconsin's roads. Maps and detailed descriptions complement this excellent and enthusiastically recommended guide for both day-tripping vacationers wanting to make the most of what Wisconsin has to offer, and the armchair traveler content to simply read about it.

No comments about Love of Quilts.

5 comments about Expressions of Innocence and Eloquence: Selections from the Jane Katcher Collection of Americana.

1. EXPRESSIONS OF INNOCENCE AND ELOQUENCE: SELECTIONs From the Jane Katcher Collection of Americana was given as a gift. Recepient was delighted. Especially interesting was how Jane Katcher began her collection and her descriptions of the treasures.



2. I read the book cover to cover immediately and was totally engaged. To miss the beauty and joy in these examples of folk art is impossible.



3. The book is a delight to look at but more importantly it is an essential reference catalogue of the Katcher collection.



4. A beautiful book for the Folk Art enthusiast! Photography is fantastic and includes so many items that have not been published before. Wonderful!



5. Well produced book with excellent photography. The essays by noted folk art experts was a great concept however they were primarily geared towards historical context and overall presentation of photographed works in the book.
   
   A better format would have been these same individuals critiquing the relative merits of the pieces -- their strengths and their weaknesses, thus defining clearer for the reader how to assess the overall merits and quality of differing pieces within a sub-group -- in effect, their eyes educating the reader in the details and nuances of good folk art.

No comments about Vintage Allis-Chalmers Tractors (Town Square Books).

1 comments about Lighthouses of the Great Lakes: Your Ultimate Guide to the Region's Historic Lighthouses (Pictorial Discovery Guide).

1. Lighthouses Of The Great Lakes is a simply fantastic showcase of historic lighthouses of the Great Lakes region. Full color photographs by Daniel E. Dempster of virtually every structure combined with Todd R. Berger's informative text revealing remarkable true stories behind each fill this amazing tour through history. A treat for lighthouse aficionados, and a joy to page through for virtually everyone else, Lighthouses Of The Great Lakes is the next best thing to driving for hours to see each great, life-saving lighthouse personally.