2 comments about Miller's: Antiques: Pocket Fact File (Miller's Pocket Fact File).

1. This book is a great resource to have for both the novice and the professional. It lists the numerous marks and signs, together with tips on all areas of antiquities. This is especially valuable, as most dealers, while quite knowledgeable, tend to specialize in one particular area. This is a concise book that is inexpensive and can easily fit in your pocket. This is particularly helpful when you run across that peculiar silver service with the strange markings and don't have your library of reference books with you. It would be an asset for any glove box as well.



2. This is very handy for the newer antiquer and even for those that have been around for a bit since one person can't know everything about all things. It fits nicely in one's pocket or purse and with the cover taken off is a nice subtle black so you won't look to obvious as you check;-) The only thing I would like to see more of is pricing but it's not a bad little book for the price and it may save you some money along the way too.

3 comments about Standard Catalog of American Light Duty Trucks, 1896-1986 (Standard Catalog of American Light-Duty Trucks, 1896-2000).

1. Bought this for my husband and he has spent many hours reading it has good write ups of the Trucks etc. This will get him more interested and wanting a Truck of this own some day.



2. There are not many reference books on light-duty trucks out there, and this is an excellent one for someone researching a certain vehicle. It fits what I was looking for.



3. While I found a few minor errors in some of the model information, I have to give this book a good review. All the makers are there including manufacturers that I had never heard of. There are hours of excellent browsing of the little guys as well as pages of excellent, and usable, information on the big names. My only major complaint with the book is that I am not happy with the paperback format. I would like a book that holds up a little better. Otherwise...Excellent reference work. And fun too!

No comments about Great Old-Time Advertisements About Florida.

No comments about The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Civil War Collectibles: A Comprehensive Guide to Union and Condederate Arms, Equipment, Uniforms, and Other Memorabilia.

No comments about Collectibles Price Guide & Directory to Secondary Market Dealers: More Than 67,000 Collectibles Listed (Collector's Information Bureau's Collectibles Price Guide, 10th ed).

No comments about Bows, Arrows & Quivers of the American Frontier (Of the American Frontier Series).

No comments about The New York Public Library Book of Popular Americana.

No comments about The Blue Book of American Antiques.

No comments about United States Proof Sets and Mint Sets 1936-2002.

1 comments about Identifying Coca-Cola Collectibles (Identifying Guide Series).

1. The book was fun to look at, seeing the old pictures of coke memrabilia was great. Unfortunatley it was limited in it's content. It seems more like a collectors book, than an identifier.