Hey All,

Along the same vein, check out "The Macmillan Visual Dictionary" (Barnes &
Noble and Books-A-Million carry it) and the "Ultimate Visual Dictionary" (I
found our copy at Target, but it can be ordered direct, go to www.dk.com).
I have found both books to be very helpful since they cover some areas not
covered by "What's What."  By the way, can someone tell me where to
purchase a copy of "What's What," our's is falling apart.

Thanks,

Tim Bottoms
Registrar
Cape Fear Museum




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The National Park Service uses "Whats What" - it has tons of pictures of
all
types of objects with all the pieces identified with a very good index.

Chris Ford
Grant-Kohrs Ranch NHS
406-846-3268

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