Ware Books

From front Jacket:

"This is the most comprehensive guide to the subject ever published. It lists all known makers of American silver, pewter and silver plate who worked prior to 1900. There are thousands of entries, many more than in any other book. All the makers' birth and death dates are given, where possible, as well as the period in which they practiced their craft. All known marks are listed and cross-indexed. In short, [this book] makes it simple to identify virtually every piece made by the silversmiths of America."

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West Virginia's reknowned writer does a superb job on this excellent western.It's a must read!!!!

"With two young attractive girls, a man and an unknown number of ghosts in one house, things were bound to liven up. Jimmy was in love with Peggy and wouldn't give up. Charlotte had different notions about Peggy's future. The Belleville folks - Lem and Rebecca Gill, Eben Snow, and others - continued to put in their oars whenever they saw fit. When Peggy discovered a visitor leaving Charlotte's room one night by a rope from the window, there was a showdown with surprising results." -from inside dust jacket

This book is a part of my Flow Blue research library. Jeffrey Snyder is a leading authority in Flow Blue collecting. His descriptions are clear and precise. His photography is fantastic.
The prices listed in this book should only be used for insurance purposes as the Flow Blue collecting phase swings with decorating fashions and colors of the times. In reality, you can find prices much more affordable than suggested in ths book.
Add this to your collection and you will enjoy it for years to come!

This is probably one of the best Flow Blue reference books that I have seen. The photography is exceptional.

While the focus is primarily on several patterns, the assortment of pieces (shapes) shown will certaily be of interest to both the serious and novice collector alike. You will find strange and unusual pieces shown be it a cake plate, syrup pitcher, mug, egg cups, etc. If you're a collector you've probably got a piece that you not sure what is was used for! If so, you'll probably find it (or something similar) here -there is certainly an amazing variety shown!

For those who love Flow Blue this book is an absolute must!

David McCullough has quickly become my favorite author. The very opening pages of this novel will captivate the reader and pull him into the world of our forfathers. A simply splendid book! Hats off to David McCullough, once again, he's proven himself to be the best! Erik Nelson enelson@nacg.net

I recieved this book on time and good shape. I would buy from them agian.

Collaboratively compiled by program chairs Torsten Moller and Colin Ware, Graphics Interface Proceedings 2003 presents thirty-six essays from a variety of learned authors concerning original research and results in the fields of human-computer interaction and computer graphics. A highly detailed, scientific, technical, and mathematical anthology intended for advanced students and professionals, Graphics Interface 2003 covers issues of modeling, hardware methods, rendering, multimedia, deformable models, and more. Graphics Interface Proceedings 2003 is highly recommended as an excellent cutting-edge resource in the rapidly advancing field of human/computer communications.

I knew afer about page 30, that Dr. Lesser had the right approach and outlook for me. His book is so insightful, he nails the problem with regards to modern-day practice of western medicine and then offers alternatives. And not from some new age nonsensical perspective, but from a lifetime of successful medical practice. I need to read it again after I read his now out of print "Growing Younger."