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Collectors get a bang out of vintage fireworks
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Beads provided art for Native American textiles
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Collectible cats come one, come all
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Slot cars of the 1960s gaining traction again
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‘There she is Miss America;’ pageant celebrates 100 years
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Ceramic Arts Studio wares still delight collectors
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Tobacco tin collectibles are not going up in smoke
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Johnny Lightning included smoke and ‘jet power’
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Ponytail items were perfect for back to school
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Nemadji pottery did its best to hide its Minnesota roots
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Colorful Bakelite still stylish and fun to collect
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Lincoln Logs have been building memories for decades
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Vintage cards can be the perfect way to say ‘Happy Birthday’
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Legend of Stingy Jack leads to a world of decorated pumpkins
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Collectors love rocking to beat of vintage jukeboxes
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The Bregant story: From Vaudeville to promoting candy
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Celebrating 400 years of giving thanks
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Nutcrackers have danced in our hearts for centuries
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Settle down for a Little Golden Christmas story
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Toast the holidays with Tom and Jerry
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Ceramic flare of Brastoff, Bellaire and Adams
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Collectors are falling for snow globes
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These boxes are definitely up to snuff
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Long overlooked; Southern antiques now command respect
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Music boxes continue to play beautiful tunes for collectors
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Crackle glass still sparkles in eyes of collectors
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You don’t have to feel the blues to play the harmonica
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Pattern glass still sparkles in the eyes of the collector
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Weathervanes have collectors pointed in the right direction
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Hop on down the bunny trail and find a collectible
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75 years after breaking color barrier Robinson still hits home run
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Hadley Pottery closing its doors after 80 years
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Not just another brick in the wall
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Industrial designers helped bring Art Deco into homes
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Glass cards have withstood the test of time
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Holt-Howard Pixieware is on fire
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This Father’s Day consider a vintage card
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Antique tools are handy and collectible
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Collecting President Lincoln remains popular
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Too hot to grill? Collect instead
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Quest for the perfect glaze led to Van Briggle Pottery
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Collecting the music of war and conflict
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Two Janes helped bring Century House Pottery to life
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Early Americans were making sweet music
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Blenko has been delighting glass lovers for 100 years
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Pedal vehicles are driving into collector’s hearts
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Decoys lure collectors into parting with serious money
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Salt and pepper nodders always have the perfect answer
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Good Grief Charlie Brown you are 75 years old
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Brush Pottery cookie jars bring smiles to collectors
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Iroquois beadwork the perfect souvenir from the Falls
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Oddities can make for a fascinating conversation
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Herman Munster: Still monsterishly collectible
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Clarice Cliff brought vibrant splashes of color to pottery
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Take a fall tour with hand-colored photographs
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After 50 years; collectors still gather on Walton’s Mountain
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The International Questers collect and preserve America’s heritage
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Phones were once only for making a call
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Lustroware found the future was in plastics
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Christmas toy catalogs still bring holiday joy
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200 years of being a ‘right jolly old elf’
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Opportunities when museums thin their collections
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For 100 years Madame Alexander dolls have delighted
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Electric football was the “Buzzzzz” among children in the ’60s, ’70s
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There is more to Barbie than just a doll; fans love the accessories
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Railroads and breweries helped each other in Milwaukee
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Vintage washers and dryers find their way into homes
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You can eat the chocolate; but memorabilia lives on
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Before laptops, there were pocket computers
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Characters from ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ live on
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The sweet sounds of the 1970s live on in albums
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Precious coral has been adorning people for centuries
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Exactly why did the dish run away with the spoon?
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Cassettes held the playlists of a generation
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Menu collectors love to ask, ‘What’s for dinner?’
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Spice up your recipes with a vintage cookbook
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Josef Originals kept the gift market bright
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Fairy lamps kept the night at bay with beautiful colors
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Art Deco was a style adopted by Daum in the early 20th century. This Art Deco smoked glass vase with recessed molded zig-zag motif signed Daum Nancy has an asking price of $121,475. This hand-blown piece was manufactured in 1930. Th...

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