Memorabilia Books

Concise, informative, detailed catalogue of antique fly reels. The author has produced great photos making it easy to identify and decipher reels for the enthusiast. A guide to values is accurate for today's market. Easy to read format. The book would appeal to collector and fisherman alike.

Having collected auto racing memorabilia for years I have often wondered why someone hasn't come out with a definitive resource. Well, here it is! While it is very small in size it is not short on value. Covering everyting from driver profiles to open wheel racing this is the ultimate source. It's a shame that it gets buried on the book shelf because of its size, but good things really do come in small packages! Outstanding!

As a collector, this book with all listings for all the cardsin a set, commons and inserts, is just what I was lookingfor...

Excellent insight into the start-up, success, and demise of a wonderful lure manufacturer.A "must have" for Creek Chub lure collectors, or anyone interested in the company.I have used this book for reference many times while purchasing lures. Although the reference prices for various lures are not up to date (and of course they can't be, since value constantly changes, as is indicated by the author) they still give you a basis for determining the approximate value of lures.I'm glad I purchased it, as it is a tremendous asset for lure collectors

First, this is a larger 9 3/4" x 12 1/2" coffee table size book with 222 pages including many color plate pics of vintage fishing tackle including rods, reels, lures, reels, decoys and other related fishing equipment from the 1800's to 1950's and somewhat later. Very nice color pictures, and good explanations. Not a value guide but a fairly comprehensive look at vintage fishing tackle. A very well price value comparatively.

This booklet published before Eric Clapton released Pilgrim. It serves the purpose of outling each of Eric Clapton's songs and a summary of their recordings. A very detailed description of each track is given. I especially enoy the descriptions of Eric's guitar styles on many of the songs. Helpful for those debating whether to purchase a particular recording. Yes, there are some slight biases. However, the author does not make his opinion too overbearing. And besides most of his thoughts are pretty compatible with mine. A nice pocket size booklet for Eric Clapton fans.

"The Esso Collectors Handbook" is perhaps the best book for collectors interested in gasoline memoribillia by far. I enjoyed
looking at rare items given away at Esso and Enco stations nationwide. My favorite part of the book is a collection of Tiger
giveaways. This is such a good book.

This book is one of the best written for the Harley Davidson Collector. Well written and illistrated. Highly recommend.

I HAVE PLENTY OF JORDAN COLLECTOR'S BOOK AND THIS IS THE ONE IN MY BOOKSHELF. THE COLLECTION IS NOT UP-DATE BECAUSE IT WAS PUBLISHED 2 YRS AGO, (MJ PRODUCE A LOT OF ITEMS AFTER RETIRE TO MAKE $$). BUT IT IS REALLY WORTH TO READ FOR THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE NO $ TO BUY ALL THE COLLECTOR ITEMS LIKE ME.

Harley Memorabilia by Tod Rafferty is one of those books you and your friends look at over and over. It not only makes you wish you had kept all those old Harley items, it also tells you what they could be worth on the antique market today. Tod Rafferty has touched on every collectable you never thought was worth keeping and a few that you want to run out and get. From oil cans, to sales literature. Old riding gear, to Christmas ornaments. Harley Memorabilia is the best "gee I wish I'd kept that" book on the market today. I ordered it from a local book store and it took close to 6 months to get. It was on back order. I'm not so sure that the book it's self will not be a collector item. We have enjoyed hours and hours of looking at a lifestyle that has a very rich history. I will need and new Harley Memorabilia book soon. This one I'll keep for my own Harley history.