- Ambulances,
Hearse, and Flower Cars Reference Book
- Professional Cars: Ambulances,
Hearses and Flower Cars
- TV
Sets: Fantasy Blueprints of Classic TV Homes - This book
of architectural blueprints is a loving, if obsessive, tribute
to the minutiae of televised domestic life. Author Mark Bennett's
excruciatingly detailed plans span 25 years of television
history, from Tiger's doghouse on The Brady Bunch to The Addams
Family's entire manor, including Lurch's harpsichord,
Gomez's train set, and Uncle Fester's laboratory. Also included
are Laverne and Shirley's bachelorette pad, The Jetson's space
unit, and Archie and Edith Bunker's Queens row house. Incredibly,
all the plans are drawn to be architecturally feasible; that
is, one could actually build from them. To accomplish this
feat, the author often had to imagine rooms and areas not
shown on the television programs, but only referred to, like
Ward Cleaver's den or Ralph and Alice Kramden's bedroom. Included
are detailed renderings not only of the characters' homes,
but their entire towns, such as the whole of Mayberry and
a complete layout of Gilligan's Island.
- The
Munsters: A Trip Down Mockingbird Lane - Hundreds of
rare photos from the Universal archives Interviews with
cast and crew, packed with insider anecdotes Introduction
by Lily Munster herself, Yvonne de Carlo! If you recognize
the famous Mockingbird Heights address, you probably grew
up in the 1960s and never missed a chance to see the Munsters,
the working stiffs (get it?) of ghouls. Now it’s time
to rediscover Herman and Lily, Grandpa, Eddie, and Marilyn
(the "ugly one") in this entertaining, comprehensive
look at the first family of fright. A complete episode guide
makes The Munsters the must-have companion to watching the
series on DVD or cable, while hundreds of rare photographs
from the archives of Universal Studios plus interviews
with cast and crew reveal the deepest, darkest secrets of
the Munster family. This completely revised and updated edition
of a hotly collected book lets all of us pay one more visit
to a cult classic!
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