1 comments about Propaganda Postcards of World War II.

1. This new (year 2000) 160 page book has more than 100 full color and 100 black and white, sharp, clear photos covering propaganda postcards from 20 countries. There's plenty of text explaining the many cards, which are grouped by: U.S., The Allies, The Axis Nations, and Neutral Nations. Valuies and a nice bibliography are provided. It offers a chronicle of the trying war years and gives a good insight into the history and actions of the times. The reader is given a provocative glimpse into the emotional climate of the people affected by the war, whether they were on the battlefield or on the production line. A great insight into the history of the times. A wonderful, fascinating addition to your library.

No comments about Railway Printed Ephemera.

No comments about Sports Schedule Identification & Price Guide 1870-2003.

No comments about Photography Price Indicator.

1 comments about Children's Bookmarks in Full Color: 30 Different Markers Perforated for Easy Detaching (Children's Bookmarks in Full Color).

1. Although these bookmarks depict scenes significant to childhood, I do not think their presentation is very kid friendly. The colors are not bright or cheerful, and the pictures have an old fashioned quality to them. These bookmarks are definitely more appropriate for an adult audience. Nonetheless, a booklet of 30 is certainly a bargain for the price. In addition, the format of the book makes for easy use of the bookmarks thanks to the perforated pop out edges.

No comments about East Meets West--Japanese Print Small Note Cards (Potter Style).

No comments about Six Easter Angel Cards.

No comments about 19th-Century Advertisement Poster (Posters).

3 comments about Wine Labels: A Worldwide History.

1. I agree with other buyers. I was looking for a book that had pictures of wine labels (the paper label on the bottle). Instead this is a book on what I would consider wine medallions. It is also mostly history and not many pictures, and the pictures there are are in black and white, not color like the cover suggests. This was a gift for my husband and we are both completely disappointed with the book (and the sellers return policy).



2. In all fairness to this book, the author, and the subject: this is not a book on wine bottles - it is on the tag that describes the contents of a decanter - a "label" for the "wine" in the decanter.



3. This book is NOT about wine labels but rather about BOTTLE tags - particularly those made of silver or other metals that hang around the necks of bottles. It is probably a good guide for collectors of these bottle tags or metal hang-tags but of no use to those interested in paper labels.

1 comments about East Meets West Mini Address Book.

1. This is a nice sized address book, a bit big for a pocket but small enough for a purse. The cover is sturdy with nicely colored small Chinese graphics. I was really hoping for more graphics inside the book. The address pages are all red and tan with the same few tiny red graphics repeated on each page. Each page has room for three contacts with lines for name, address, home, cell, work, fax and email. It is a small address book so don't expect much room on the lines, you have to write small to get the information to fit.