The ultimate visual histories are comprehensive film histories, filled with fascinating insight into the creative process behind the films, interviews with key creators and actors, wonderful large glossy photographs, and fun pull-out memorabilia. Earlier editions use tacky glue dots to attach memorabilia to pages throughout the book which may leave marks after time. Later editions experimented with sticky strips but these often prevent the inserts from being easily removed. More recently they seem to have moved to rubber cement, although I'm not sure this will age (I've used this in photo albums and it seems to dry out after 10 years or so). In the US they are published by Insight Editions, in the UK by Titan Books. The contents are pretty much the same, but cover/spine designs and spelling can differ. Note that not all the visual history volumes have removable inserts – I've included those where I know they do.