Its a PDF which you download and can access via computer, dropbox, iPhone or iPad or any such device. I do prefer old fashioned books, but they are so expensive and constantly need updating. Take the plunge into the 21st century and use the PDF. Its an amazing tool this way, and I've used it at trade shows
Well my friend, in my opinion there can never be too many .
Actually, the Walsh PDF catalogue is excellent. It has the best simplified (but detailed) listings of the large and small queens that I have seen. The varieties and printings are listed in chronological order and the Ottawa/Montreal printings clearly indicated. I understand in future editions more perforation details will be added.
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Posted 11/01/2017 11:40 am
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Thanks BeeSee..........now I might be interested
