Millers Guides in general

Millers Guides in general: old and priceless (509 words)
by squidgey - written on 23.10.04 (Very useful, 1088 readings)
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Miller’s books I love them! Well i'm not in love with them... They do come in handy though! I found my first millers antique price guide (and ill come back to the guide bit in a bit) in a charity shop Priced £2 BARGAIN I didn't spot anything in the book that I own But I did see lots of toys that as a child I smashed, sold or gave away They are very good books for getting nostalgic and also very good at doing what it says on the tin!!! A TO Z OF ANTIQUES Miller’s books virtually cover every thing in the antique market From armour to jewellery Lamps to paintings Reels to ...

Millers Guides - to losing money (298 words)
by sethanon - written on 25.07.00 (Somewhat useful, 141 readings)
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How can you resist a bargain? At a recent antiques fair I thought I’d found a scoop. Millers Guides to Collectables selling for a third of their recommended retail price. Added to this was the lure of being able to recognise bargain collectables at a snip and sell them on at a profit. My new money making plan, I snapped up three different Guides relieving my pocket of £21.00, but I would soon recoup my outlay with my new found knowledge - ah! Sweet innocence! The Millers Guides themselves are excellent, plenty of pictures, many in colour, and lots of information. In their defence, they state that they are only a guide and a lots depends on ...