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 Miami Vice: Season One & Two $59.98 Though there is argument what the best time of Miami Vice was, there is no disputing the first two seasons were the "classic" vice everyone has come to know any love. The style was the most prevalant here, and the characaters in true form. Also, the songs usually associated with the show were found in these seasons as well. The show was great and really entertaining. If you're looking to remember the classic vice, these two seasons will give you your fill.  Miami Vice - Seasons One and Two $59.98 Miami Vice opened the door to class and style in the 80s. The pilot itself showcased the audience would be in for the ride of a life time. From the music to the dress to the acting, it was simply the best show of the 80s,hands down. I am only 25 but I remember watching reruns throughout my childhood and adulthood and I just had to start buying the seasons as soon as they were released for sale. So far I own seasons one and two. I got a good deal on buying the set back in November when it was only $46.00 for the set.  Fenton Special Orders, 1940-1980.: L.g. Wright, Abels, Wasserberg & Company, Devilbiss, Sears, Roebuck & Company, Macy's And Levay (Schiffer Book for Collectors) $29.95 Finally, here is a comprehensive guide to the Fenton art glass produced as special order items from the 1940s to 1980. Until now, few have been aware of the activities of Fenton's Special Orders Division. Over 840 striking color photos display these gorgeous glasswares produced for well known marketing companies, including L.G. Wright; Abels, Wasserberg & Co.; Macy's*TM; DeVilbiss Manufacturing Co.*TM; and Sherwin-Williams*TM. The wide ranging text includes histories of the ordering companies, useful tips on identifying these Fenton products, an extensive glossary of terms, and a detailed bibliography. Values are found in the captions and in easy-to-use tables. This book is a must for every glass enthusiast. |
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