Title: A+ for history...F for graphics!
Product review: I am fascinated with the history of logos and which oil company was bought out by what gas company and so on. Guide to Gasoline Logos gives just that kind of information. However, a logo book MUST be in color and this entire book, except for the cover is in black and white. How else would you be able to distinguish diferences in logo ages and eras? Some of the black and white logos are repeated from one time period to the next. There must be some color variance or shade nuance but we will never know. Also, some of the pages look as though they were Xeroxed! Because of the poor graphics, I must give a relatively low over-all rating. I would willingly pay much more for a full color book.
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