Trading Cards Books

I like the concept of explaining a particular technique, then showing how the same technique was used to make several different ATCs. Instructions are clear and artwork examples are beautiful and inspiring. Some materials may be difficult for some readers to purchase, however.

You want to build a pokemon world? If so read this and you will be amazed at the qualities of the book. This book is based on pikachu and his pals going to every town or village and then they gain pokemon.

Tom's excellent book draws on his incredible wealth of information on this topic. His broad experience and hiring savvy make this book an important acquisition for the business owner. His insights into how to hire the best employees for the money is what makes this book extra special. Few authors have Tom's hands-on, practical and visionary approach to the subject of hiring. His methods simply work - and work well. This book is a must-have! Wendy Keller Literary Agent to Tom Winninger ForthWrite Literary Agency

Full-color, pen & ink portraits by Robert Crumb of 36 early great blues singers and musicians, including Blind Lemon Jefferson, Charley Patton, Son House, Mississippi John Hurt, Memphis Minnie, and groups such as Cannon's Jug Stompers and the Mississippi Sheiks. In the manner of baseball card, back of each card contains a short bio written by Stephen Calt. Crumb's portraits capture the humanity and individuality of each performer. Highly recommended to blues collectors, Crumb fans, and to young people who first encountered the blues in movies such as "Ghost World." This set of 36 3"x4" cards was originally issued by Eclipse in the late 1995, then later published with a more colorful box by Denis Kitchen.

For Digimon fan(atics) like me, this book is very helpful. Not so much for the "let's see if I got this card" kind of thing. It's more of a pictorial reference for me. Plus, if you just want to "have" the cards without spending too much money, they're all right here. A peek at the new cards is in the back, including Season 2 Digimon. In all honesty, this book is already outdated because all new sets are out. If you're looking for quick picture reference, this is the book for you.

I was very happy to find these cards on Amazon since they are no longer available from American Girl. The order was placed easily and delivered quickly in time for Christmas.

This set of cards is a must have for any collector of pin-up art. Featured are 50 of Gil Elvgren's classic pin-up paintings. Innocent, sexy, and playful, these cards capture the beautiful mastery of Elvgren's work. Printed by Brown & Bigelow, this limited edition set is an essential piece of Americana for serious collectors.

I love this cards they done so nice and the pictures are nice .

This is a book about baseball cards, primarily ones issued during the 1950s and 1960s, and the players on the cards. However, it is not to be confused with a serious baseball card book. Most of the cards/players profiled are rather obscure, yet the book is quite funny and enjoyable.

On each page of the book there is an image, or images, of a baseball card, and the authors' commentary about the card and/or player in question. Oftentimes the comments have as much to do with the authors' childhood impressions as the actual player. Other times the comments are strictly related to the player or card, but are almost always comical.

If you grew up as a baseball fan, if you love the lighter side of baseball, or if you have nostalgia for the long-lost days of youthful summers spent flipping cards and riding your bike, then this book will appeal to you.

Full-color, pen & ink portraits by underground comix genius Robert Crumb of 36 early great blues singers and musicians including Blind Lemon Jefferson, Charley Patton, Son House, Mississippi John Hurt, Memphis Minnie, and groups such as Cannon's Jug Stompers and the Mississippi Sheiks. In the fashion of baseball cards, the back of each card contains a short bio written by Stephen Calt. Crumb's portraits capture the humanity and individuality of each performer. Highly recommended to blues collectors, Crumb fans, and to young people who first encountered the blues in movies such as "Ghost World." This set of 36 3"x4" cards was originally published by Eclipse in 1995, then reissued with different coloring on the box by Kitchen Sink Press.