No comments about Keyguide to Information Sources in Veterinary Medicine.

No comments about My Teddy Organizer Fact Sheet Book.

1 comments about Furniture Field Guide: Field Guide (Warman's Field Guides).

1. At last, a guide you can really carry along to flean markets and antique stores, comtaining hundreds of illustrations and photos to make on-the-spot appraisals easy. Hundreds of listings including up-to-date prices. Over 400 photos and illustrations. Quick-find furniture caregories and styles. Dating chart, furniture terms, construction details and more.

No comments about The Official Price Guide to Baseball Cards 2003, 23rd Edition (Official Price Guide to Baseball Cards).

1 comments about The Book of Beanie Babies May 1998 Set: Supplement.

1. You should also have a littler amount of price and reupdate your books.and have a lot in stock when on the internet.

No comments about Guns Illustrated 1999 (31st ed).

1 comments about 2002 Handbook of United States Coins: With Premium List (Handbook of United States Coins).

1. I recommend this book greatly. I'm only 13 and a beginner at coin collecting. This book helped me find out how much my coins are worth. It tells how coins are made, what the ratings mean and gives lots of pictures of the many varieties of coins in the book. A book for all ages.

No comments about Walter Moorcroft: Memories of Life and Living.

2 comments about Baseball's Top 500: Card Checklist & Price Guide.

1. I just recently purchased this book off of Amazon, and once I started going through it, I quickly became disappointed. I have a very small stack of about 20 Bob Feller cards, and a few of them were not even listed, so I'm sure that there are several other Feller cards that are missing. I bought this book because I wanted to collect every Bob Feller card ever made, and now I am right back where I started - without a complete Bob Feller checklist. Also, though no fault of the author's, this book only goes up through 1999, so nothing from 2000-present will be listed, and the prices listed for each card are sure to be a little out of date.
   
   The good things about this book are that every major player you may want to collect will be listed, and they are in alphabetical order for easy reference.
   
   Bottom line: Nice book if you just want to collect a handful of your favorite player's cards, but if you're going for a complete collection, I can't recommend it.



2. Sports Collector's Digest (SCD) has been the authority on the sports card hobby for years. Like most of their previous publications, this one's full of good solid information and it includes a few photographs of key cards; however, anyone thinking of buying this book to use as a price guide should keep in mind that this was published in October of 1999 and is therefore not an up to date representation of current sports card prices. Depending on the player and issue, sports card prices can change dramatically in a very short period of time. If you're strictly looking for a price guide, then I suggest you pick up the most current issue of a monthly price guide magazine which will have pricing information that more accurately reflects the current market. This guide will put you in the "ballpark" in terms of pricing, but I recommend it more for research and information than for accurate pricing. Overall, a useful read for anyone interested in sports cards.

2 comments about 2001 Price Guide to Limited Edition Collectibles (Price Guide to Contemporary Collectibles).

1. I found this book is extremely helpful if I have all the information about the object. That would be company, artist, series, year, name, number, and edition. This would be the order needed to look things up. For example: Goebel > MI Hummel > Pen Pal Series > 1996 > Sister Hum > 98 > 5/O. In some cases, I did not know the name or year just the company and/or number. Numbers with editions should be listed in a separate column. I am still looking for a figurine by company and number. I would recommend this for someone that has plenty of information on the object(s). I, also, wish there had been more catagories and companies. This book does cover the "popular" companies. I was pleased that I bought it because the majority of my items were listed in there.



2. A massive 896 page volume featuring over 200 black and white photos and 62,000 limited editions from more than 370 makers. Updated for the year 2000. Major sections include bells, cottages, figurines, ornaments, plates, prints, steins, dolls and plush. Well indexed for ease of use. Estimated values are provided. Background information is shown for each category. Listings include item name, issue year, producer, artist name, edition limit, series name and current value. Limited edition collectors will refer to this often.