Before Google

A little light reading for the folks of the 1930s (found in a lovely country shop at The Factory)

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Great pre-Google and I would enjoy flipping around the pages. Not the sort of book for the teacher to hit you on the head with, yes I remember that happening in my early school days. FAV.

[Graham Thresher]

A fabulous shot.

[KWind]

Wow... that sucker is huge! Great shot and title.

[Penelope Ann]

Ohhh love old books

[Jane Anderson]

Makes for a wonderful photograph, but who would pay $95?

[Tunia McClure]

I'll bet it is missing a lot of the words we use today.

[Michelle Renee]

I absolutely love, love, love dictionaries! Fav!

[Julie Duncan]

You could really hurt someone with that! ;)

[gloria jones]

Great find and capture

[Joan Robillard]

Do kids have an idea how to use these?

[katy]

Fabulous find! I love the angle you shotit at to see the pages and the cover!

[Amanda R.]

What a neat find! I love how worn it looks!

[Stephanie Swift]

What a great find, love the pov and textures, fav.

[Lisa Poland]

Great find!

[Gayle Sears]

That looks a little too deep for me. Nice find.

[Brooke Lindsay]

Ha! Good one!

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Daisy Miller]

Good find and shot

[Dyan Stevens]

That thing is a weapon. One could give a thorough tongue lashing followed by a zonk on the head. Wonder if any of those Word With Friends words that don't have definitions could be found in that tome. Great find!

[Sylvia du Toit]

Thanks for sharing.

[Steve and Pam Winfield]

Now that's old it should be in a cabinet :)

[Gena Pegg]

Ha...that and Encyclopedia Brittanica!! Nice shot of this great book of words!!

[Vera]

Love the "handle with care" sign. And it's great for the red challenge.