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IMHO, Antique Map Price Record is a screaming bargain given its ~130,000
entries, attention to bibliographic accuracy, search capabilities, historic
prices (20+ years), and included blank and customizable database
specifically built for maps.  

And this year it can be supplied on a thumb drive to run from any computer
without installing it (or it can be installed).  It's fast, even on the
modest netbook with which I travel.

I am sure there is a place for all the price guides, but AMPR just keeps
getting better and better.

Best wishes to all,

Leigh

P. S.  Is it just me, or is the link to the Daily Mail article broken?

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