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What would be a good book to assay the value of antiques. I need a book that can be used as a general reference. Any end all to beat all guides or is it more specific than that? Any suggestions for th...
I'd like to second the thumbs up on that book. It's packed with information, but still as Tina said, SUCH a good read. I'd really like to know if there are any porcelain experts out the...
i always find a good book on anything collectible is a must. there are so many with so much info and you can probably find one just for fenton glass. i collect and sell hummels and have found many a g...
... Of course this also bleaches out the coloring and you have to have it repainted.
Nope. Foxing on a book is quite permanent.
Not unless you are willing to unbind the book, immerse the foxed pa...
...udy Cason, who went to the trouble of finding and emailing me a picture from 'Victorian Furniture, Book 2,' by McNerney. The chair and the pattern in the plywood is identical, except that mi...
stijenn, I will ask around my circle of friends if anyone still owns such a book, and if so will have them look it up and notify you. Can't promise anything though...
The book I'm currently reading takes place in Cornwall & a man is eating stargazy pie with the pilchard's heads poking up out of the crust. Doesn't sound appetizing to me, but then ...
... or UK. Very inexpensive plant stand IMO. jc ~Meet you at Barnes & Noble between games in the guide book section...
... devotes two pages to this pattern with prices and descriptions of pieces. The guide is carried by most book stores and may be available in your local library. There seem to be plenty of pieces in you...
L-W Books' hard-copy catalog lists two thimble books:
Mathis, Antique & Collectible Thimbles & Accessories Zalkin's Handbook, Thimbles & Sewing Implements
Their phone num...
I use a web service like this to contact my book distributors when I've been asked to find a specific title for somebody. Look at messageblaster.com and see if it might work for you. I just check...
...have found 2 small tea pots witalbert pick & company of bridgeport inc.
has an shield marking with book - cadillac on out side of cup. numbers on both bottom are #04214. and has number 53 on one...
...the first ever GOLF MEMORABILIA fair over 28 dealer/collectors are having tables,Featheries,Gutty Balls,Book,Programmes.Hickories,Long Nosed club,Cig-cards, postcards and much much more!! enough to su...
...ou might find one such as yours. You can also send me a photo if you like and I can check it against my book of clocks to see if it is there. You can also look on ebay and do a search and see if you c...
...s web page and found my clock in their cataloge,listed as made by the Western Clock MFG Co.,a reference book I looked at years ago listed this clock as Gilbert.Any help is appreciated!...
...ight's trivia question on Treasures In Your Home (a portable kerosene heater)? Look in a reference book on oil lamps....
...rrently any well developed collector following. I collect several different lines of theirs. There is a book in the works, however, by Steve Sanford, author of the books on Brush McCoy.
Dennis Tho...
jim wrote:
$500.00 Dollars is being conservative.
Book values are almost worthless right now, and will be for a while. Auction prices aren't very good for figuring out values either.
Wit...
...e 1930's and early 1940's and check out the furniture when the plot gets thin ;~)). There are books coming out now on collectible furniture of the 30's & 40's, you could try Am...
...irginia after that where they were still operating in the 1960's. They made mostly hotel ware. The book 'Lehners Encyclopedia of U.S. Marks on Pottery, Porcelain and Clay' has three mar...
...c piece before 1830.
Educate yourself about the historical periods of furniture-making using a history book with plenty of pictures. Examples are Chippendale (mid-to-late 1700s), Empire (1830 to 1850...
I must confess....I am a newbie to the Newsgroups, out of sheer desperation. I live in a small hick town in North-Western Ontario, Canada....where I can't seem to get any reliable answers, and th...
...c piece before 1830.
Educate yourself about the historical periods of furniture-making using a history book with plenty of pictures. Examples are Chippendale (mid-to-late 1700s), Empire (1830 to 1850...
Hi, Charleen. I found the Eastwood buffing manual, and I tried to scan in some pages, but the images have to be huge in order to be readable (285K per page). And then, thinking about it, there isn...
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