The fact is, the vast majoriy of books probably are sold on their covers, and the publishers know this very well.

hi PN,
well, guess this is for the stupid people who don't know how to read a book review and just like looking at the pictures, like me. time out-had to get my second cup of coffee. still early here and the birds and squirrels are just getting around to breakfast. and pepper has to pee in the backyard. just watch smiley doo out there pepper, he is still a little testy since he broke up with his gator girlfriend last week. momma comes home tomorrow night and i'm gonna be a happy camper. home cookin' again. cajun's gonna eat good in the neighborhood. ain't lost a damn pound either since she's been gone, eatin' about one meal a day. go figure. guess them diet sodas don't work so well. but then i don't do a lot of excercise being a disabled veteran either. but i didn't gain any weight either. so that was good. had a good auction at the stamp club and bought some good items at reasonable prices. i'm the auctioneer as well as the sec/editor for the club. but sometimes i have to use some crowd control on them as they talk too much during the auction. think i will get one of them power squirt guns and when they do, wham, give 'em a blast. that ought to quiet them down. 'course i won't have it loaded, but they wont know that. yep, that will do the trick. i am the little devil, ain't i? wonder what 3 cups of coffee will do? y'all take care. better get the dishes done and some sprucing up the house before the ol' lady gets home.
later gators,
cajunsr.

Yes, if I feed in Coin I get
"Un Coin de Provence" (a corner of Province)
but also
"The Coin Atlas" by Joe Cribb (and others).

This is a most excellent book. If you don't know it, go and have a look.
If you are a resident of Stockholm, of course.

"The Stamp Atlas" also exists.

They tell you who was using what, when, where, and why .

Postlynx my old buddy, you old Viking, all is forgiven,
please see
Link (http)

and comment.

It starts (in French) "Because of this word "modicus", I don't know if he thinks the stamps of Krajina etc are fantasies or not" but then it continues in English. The French contributors have referred to YOU, Postlynx, and to Cajun.