The Future of Books (1 Viewer)

[jazzeum]

That was about the only benefit of Sandy. However, after doing it for a week and a half, I got a bit tired of it.

 

[braddinpa]

For me personally, I don't mind electronic (Kindle) books depending on the topic. For example. Biography's I think the kindle works fine and it is cheaper. The Gallagher series of Civil War books are awesome in that format and much cheaper. But anything that has maps I prefer hard copy books. I think the maps are easier to read and it is easier to flip back and forth. So any books on a Civil War Battle or Campaign or a regimental history. I prefer hard copy.

 

[Terp152]

I prefer this:


and this:


to this:


Chris

 

[Toy Soldier Brigade]

That's a nice bronze statue. Who is the sculptor?

 

[Terp152]

That's a nice bronze statue. Who is the sculptor?

Thanks, it's Ron Tunison's depiction of Reynolds meeting with Buford at Gettysburg. Chris

 

[lancer]

I prefer this:


and this:


to this:


Chris

Good stuff! I spy Freeman's GW bio and Lee's Lts., books by Jones, Sears, Grant, and a very nice set of Miller's ACW photo history. Really nice library/den set-up you have there, Chris. ^&cool -- Al

 

[Terp152]

Good stuff! I spy Freeman's GW bio and Lee's Lts., books by Jones, Sears, Grant, and a very nice set of Miller's ACW photo history. Really nice library/den set-up you have there, Chris. ^&cool -- Al

Thanks Al and your eye for ACW books is only exceeded by your other eye for WWI aviation. Or, maybe it's the other way around. :wink2: Chris