2 comments about Louisiana's Plantation Homes: The Grace and Grandeur (South/South Coast).

1. Louisiana is blessed with some of the most beautiful plantation homes in the South. This book gives insightful text and vivid images. Pre Civil War Louisiana was full of these sugar cane plantations on the Mississippi. It's nothing short of amazing how many survived considering how neglected they were for a century. It's a tribute to the slave labor that built them, the white artisans that designed them and the cypress wood that was used to craft them. Highly Recommended.



2. This beautifully written and illustrated book renewed my interest in the history and beauty of the plantations on river road. I have lived in the New Orleans area my entire life and until I read this book I had no interest in visiting the homes. Now I do! This book invoked the history and mystery of these majestic homes. If you can't visit these homes in person, buy this book, and it will be as if you had.

1 comments about Lancaster County (Pictorial Discovery Guide).

1. This book is a great reminder of Lancaster County. It is a nice addition to the Pennsylvania book by the same company. This book shows a broad range of cultures and landmarks in Lancaster.

No comments about Ox-Team Days.

No comments about Primitives, 2002: Our American Heritage.

No comments about Only in Los Angeles.

No comments about Hallmarks of the Southwest/in Cooperation With the Indian Arts and Crafts Association: Who Made It.

No comments about Collector's guide to country stoneware and pottery.

No comments about George Washington's Farewell Address.

3 comments about Winnie the Pooh Collectibles II: Identification & Price Guide.

1. This book is a great reference for anyone who enjoys collecting pooh. I recommend it to any collector. The only complaint I would have is that: there are two books, "Winnie the Pooh Collectibles" and "Winnie the Pooh Collectibles II". I do not think this site did a very good job of distinguishing between the two. I am looking to buy the first book.



2. This book is a must have for the avid Winnie the Pooh collector. Pages 8-47 are just on stuffed characters. It starts with very early plush characters and continues onward with newer ones. The next section, entitled "Ceramic Pooh and Friends", encompasses a variety of things. For example, cups, banks, plates, bookends, cookie jars, snow globes, musicals, picture frames, and figurines. This section also has platic figurines and Christmas Winnie the Pooh items.

   There are pictures of each item along with a description underneath or beside it. The excerpts below each picture tell who or where the item was made, the year it was released, a detailed description, and how much each item is worth.

   Overall, this book is very useful and easy to use. It is very helpful in showing how much an item is worth. Any Winnie the Pooh fan will enjoy this in their collection.




3. This is a great book. It lists many of the more common items and their prices so that you can actually see the value of items that you (may) own! Wonderful photographs and detailed information about the items.

No comments about Spanish New Mexico: The Spanish Colonial Arts Society Collection.