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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great information, poorly organized,
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This review is from: Sanford's Guide to McCoy Pottery (Hardcover)
This is the best book I have seen on McCoy pottery. It is very complete and has great pictures. I do not like the pricelist in the back of the book, alot of page turning needed. I copied the price pages to use while browsing the book. Highly recommended.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The most comprehensive book written on McCoy Pottery to date,
By A Customer
This review is from: Sanford's Guide to McCoy Pottery (Hardcover)
This book is the most complete book written on McCoy pottery. Over 4,000 pictures referenced to line/type, a picture line finder, glossary of terms, complete index and table of contents, it is easy to use for the novice as well as the expert collector. A great cross referenced guide to all McCoy Items including 500 Cookie Jars, Kitchenware, Dinnerware, etc. A excellent in depth history of McCoy pottery from beginning to present, original catalog sheets, personal Quotes from Nelson McCoy. Absouletly the most you can get for your money. Truly a complete collectors guide.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great book,
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This review is from: Sanford's Guide to McCoy Pottery (Hardcover)
this book tells you all the things you need to know about mcoy pottery
4.0 out of 5 stars
The Big Red Book of McCoy Pottery,
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This review is from: Sanford's Guide to McCoy Pottery (Hardcover)
I never buy these guides for the price guides. This one has the price guide in the back of the book and in very small print. I discovered years ago that price guides were mainly for bragging rights: "I have this piece and it's worth umpty million dollars according to Sanford's". However they are good for relative value. And it would be a really good idea if more emphasis was placed on condition and it's effect on value. McCoy Pottery after all was mass produced and finding glaze pops, glazing defects and glazed over errors in production is just part of owning McCoy, but still the perfect piece is far more desirable than the imperfect, all else being equal.
Lots of good pictures and pictures of the bottoms of some pots-- oh, yes, this is very helpful because how items are finished on the bottom is some very valuable hints to who made it. The only think I would like to see more of (given the fact that McCoy has become the target of fakers) is pictures of reproductions and fantasy pieces with the McCoy mark that are currently in circulation. |
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Sanford's Guide to McCoy Pottery by Martha Sanford (Hardcover - 1997)
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