A Casual and Chatty Historical Fashion Bookshelf Video- & tour 

You really should just have a 'books that vex or perplex me' section! ^_^ I really loved glimpsing your collection. Thank you for sharing.

I have "How To Read a Dress" on my list, but I'm glad to get your recommendation. I'm interested in fashion and costumes more for historical accuracy in my writing than in sewing my own dresses. Thanks, Margaret!

wow! i wish my collection was as extensive as yours

You have a really great collection.

Ayyyyy! I remember that first sorting video! But WOW! Your collection is huuuuuuuge. And mine is... um. Well. I have three. Three books. One is in the mail. And the other is the first book you said you didn't like. (My mom got it for me for Christmas. :p) I have to say that I'm not fond of it either. But! One day, one day I will reach your levels! I can only imagine the amount of info I would have at my fingertips...

Thank you for this tour, it's added a lot of books to my wishlist! I mainly pick up the books that I come across here in Australia, so many of these are new to me, or very, *very* expensive to acquire due to the shipping costs. If you do want to catalogue all those books, I've used Libib and Librarything, both of which allow you to share your library of books and have apps that have scan-the-barcode functionality, which is super helpful for getting all the newer (~1970s onwards, post ISBN introduction) books catalogued, leaving just the older ones that you need to input all the details for/take photographs of the front cover. edit: Those dover books are a goldmine of information, it's such a shame that I can't buy them directly from the publisher like I want to as the prices for them here in australia are two to three times the purchase cost direct from the publisher.