K&C reference site (1 Viewer)

[Jagdpanther]

I am looking for something like this so I can look up some of the older sets. There was a link to something like that and I cant remember it anymore. Could someone help out Thanks.

 

[Wraith]

Is this the one?

http://cis.niagara.edu/kandc/kandc-select.php

 

[Wraith]

Or Bill Sager's site:

http://www.toysoldiersusa.com/

 

[Jagdpanther]

Is this the one?

http://cis.niagara.edu/kandc/kandc-select.php

Thats the one I remember Thanks.

 

[jazzeum]

Both sites are extremely useful.

 

[GJB22]

I always use Sager's.

 

[Njja]

I have found Bill Sager's Site to be the finest source of reference material available. It is invaluable for the new, or experienced collector. If you need a picture of a retired item, or the original price.......if you want to read the early literature, or see classic items in a few wonderful collections....its all there.

When I first started collecting King & Country it reminded me of the early 1970's when I begain with Lionel Trains......what was made when? What else was done in a series? Are there any pictures? What is the item I'm watching with a poor description on an auction site? Bill's terrific site provided me with many answers......and he is a great guy!

Today I spent a nice chunk of change for some early Smith Miller literature, same situation very little written on the subject so what exactly are you looking at. I find the research is almost as much fun as actually having the item.

 

[glossman]

I have found Bill Sager's Site to be the finest source of reference material available. It is invaluable for the new, or experienced collector. If you need a picture of a retired item, or the original price.......if you want to read the early literature, or see classic items in a few wonderful collections....its all there.

When I first started collecting King & Country it reminded me of the early 1970's when I begain with Lionel Trains......what was made when? What else was done in a series? Are there any pictures? What is the item I'm watching with a poor description on an auction site? Bill's terrific site provided me with many answers......and he is a great guy!

Today I spent a nice chunk of change for some early Smith Miller literature, same situation very little written on the subject so what exactly are you looking at. I find the research is almost as much fun as actually having the item.

And when you do succeed in getting the item eventually, it is all the more rewarding and meaningful.

Thanks, Raymond.

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