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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<span itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Person">
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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
    Article in full

    Colorful Bakelite still stylish and fun to collect
    Article in full

    Lincoln Logs have been building memories for decades
    Article in full

    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
    Article in full

    Collectors love rocking to beat of vintage jukeboxes
    Article in full

    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
    Article in full

    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
    Article in full

    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
    Article in full

    Pattern glass still sparkles in the eyes of the collector
    Article in full

    Weathervanes have collectors pointed in the right direction
    Article in full

    Hop on down the bunny trail and find a collectible
    Article in full

    75 years after breaking color barrier Robinson still hits home run
    Article in full

    Hadley Pottery closing its doors after 80 years
    Article in full

    Not just another brick in the wall
    Article in full

    Industrial designers helped bring Art Deco into homes
    Article in full

    Glass cards have withstood the test of time
    Article in full

    Holt-Howard Pixieware is on fire
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    This Father's Day consider a vintage card
    Article in full

    Antique tools are handy and collectible
    Article in full

    Collecting President Lincoln remains popular
    Article in full

    Too hot to grill? Collect instead
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    Quest for the perfect glaze led to Van Briggle Pottery
    Article in full

    Collecting the music of war and conflict
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    Two Janes helped bring Century House<span itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Organization">
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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<span itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Person">
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    Clarice Cliff<span itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Person">
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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
    Article in full

    Characters from ?Uncle Tom's Cabin? live on
    Article in full

    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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