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1 comments about The Dresden Porcelain Collection: China, Japan, Meissen (Masterpieces).

1. Mostly filled with superb reproductions of the Dresden porcelain collection, this medium size volume is comprehensive enough for even the most devoted arts of China and Japan fan. No matter how many art books you may own, clear a spot on your shelf or coffee table for this one. You will not be disappointed.

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2 comments about Straight Boys, Vol. 2 (Straight Boys).

1. If you love photograph's of HOT HUNKS -- THIS IS THE BOOK TO OWN ... as always Steven Underhill comes through



2. "Steven Underhill takes a renewed look on the beauty of Californian men. The Volume 1 edition was the most successful book of him. The natural personality and the question 'are they straight?' have the wished[-]for effect. With strong man-like poses and a diversity of undress you can let your imagination go. Cowboy, student or football player--this book has lots to offer!"--© zebraz

5 comments about Temptation.

1. If you like photos by Tom Bianchi, then you'll definitely like Jeff Palmer's. Jeff's photos ranged from innocent moments to "hello, mister!". The best were those taken of two men together, embracing each other which just speaks volumes.
   
   Overall, Jeff does a wonderful job and you will not be disappointed.



2. The books contains 54 black and white images. Of those, 19 contain full frontal nudity.
   
   The models are for the most part in their late twenties or older. Some are much older.
   
   The images themselves are well done for the most part.
   
   If you prefer young models and full frontal nudity then skip this book.



3. "Jeff Palmer (the photographer, not the porn star) likes to put on a good show with his photos. There's always action of some sort whether it be a man moving towards another or water falling on a man. His men are muscle-bound, spectacular hunks--lots to show off. This B&W collection of starkly erotic photos printed on a heavy, low-gloss stock in a gorgeous, multi-tonal cover. While we can't show you the hard-core nature of this book here, trust us, there are some steamy images for you guys to enjoy--all in a stylish book--suitable for gift-giving.--Scott Cranin"--© zebraz



4. TEMPTATION is a fabulous book, chock full of erotically charged images that will stir your loins. Temptation is sooo naughty...and so nice to succumb to....enjoy this visual delight.



5. "TEMPTATION is the long awaited second volume of Jeff's male nude images. It is an exceptional book that features 65 duotone pages of masculine and powerful imagery -- dramatic ... romantic ... erotic ... honest ... beautiful. This handsome hardbound 8 x 9 monograph is the perfect addition to every collection and makes a beautiful gift. This book continues what Jeff is known for -- classic images of men alone and men with men. It also introduces more erotic images that Jeff has been working with in the past few years." - description from jeffpalmer.com

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No comments about Noritake Fancywares A to Z: A Pictorial Record and Guide to Values.

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3 comments about Midwinter Pottery: A Revolution in British Tableware, 2nd Edition.

1. This is a good bible for the Midwinter enthusiast. My in-laws have been collecting the Stonehenge Midwinter patterns for years without a reference guide. They'll be thrilled as I was with the chronological history of this company and the pottery they created. Great color photos.



2. This book is a wonderful reference volume for the lover of mid 20th Century design, and invaluable for the Midwinter enthusiast! The colour photos are exceptional and the patterns are also explicitly described in chronological order. If you even have a passing interest in 50's-60's design, this would be a wonderful addition to your reference library.



3. If you are crazy about Midwinter pottery and want to know pretty much all there is to know about it's production processes, the designers and their designs then this is the book for you. If you are interested in the designs of the 1950s and 60's it will also provide a valuable reference tool. There are plenty of colour pictures to help with identification of different patterns whilst out at boot sales in search of treasure (Becoming increasingly rare to find at reasonable prices now). Read the book but leave the china for me.

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