Collectibles and Memorabilia
The World Of Sports Collectibles and Memorabilia
Apr 30 2012
Sports Memorabilia Collectible
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Kenny’s Collectibles of Austin – Sports Cards & Collectibles
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Antiques Roadshow Collectibles: The Complete Guide to Collecting 20th Century Glassware, Costume Jewelry, Memorabila, Toys and More from the Most-Watched Show on PBS $0.99 Used – Celebrating the collectible – that 20th century object that brings with it less monetary value than passion, nostalgia, quirky appear, and just plain pleasure – ANTIQUES ROADSHOW COLLECTIBLES focuses on 12 major areas that inspire both the thrill of the chase and the thrill of discovery: furniture, photographs, posters and illustration art, costume jewellery and wristwatches, dolls, toys, advertising memorabilia, sports, glass and pottery, and more. A guide to value rather than price, it |
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Antiques Roadshow Collectibles: The Complete Guide to Collecting 20th Century Glassware, Costume Jewelry, Memorabila, Toys and More from the Most-Watched Show on PBS $1 Thanks to Antiques Roadshow, the highest rated, long running prime-time series on PBS, with millions of viewers a week, we are a nation seeking fortune in our attics. And thanks to Antiques Roadshow Primer, with 572,000 copies in print, we are highly antiques-literate. But there’s another audience out there, too, showing up ever more frequently on Antiques Roadshow–those obsessive, bitten-by-the-bug collectors. Bring on the “Maltese Falcon” posters!Celebrating the collectible–that 20th-century object that brings with it less monetary value than passion, nostalgia, quirky appeal, and just plain pleasure–ANTIQUES ROADSHOW COLLECTIBLES focuses on 12 major areas that inspire both the thrill of the chase and the thrill of discovery: furniture, photographs, posters and illustration art, costume jewelry and wristwatches, dolls, toys, advertising memorabilia, sports, glass and pottery, and more. A guide to value rather than price, it is packed with a wealth of information that will help turn any interested flea market fiend into a first-class collector. From the innovative design of Bertoia chairs to the high-quality crafting of costume jewely to the surprising variety of PEZ dispensers, here are 416 pages brimming with information. Bound into the book is a 32-page full-color section, while hundreds of black-and-white photographs illustrate every chapter. There are Antiques Roadshow discoveries, tips from experts and appraisers, the steps to becoming a focused collector–even how to use pieces without compromising their value. After all, isn’t it more fun to eat off the Fiesta ware? |
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Antiques Roadshow Collectibles: The Complete Guide to Collecting 20th Century Glassware, Costume Jewelry, Memorabila, Toys and More from the Most-Watched Show on PBS $123.07 New – Celebrating the collectible – that 20th century object that brings with it less monetary value than passion, nostalgia, quirky appear, and just plain pleasure – ANTIQUES ROADSHOW COLLECTIBLES focuses on 12 major areas that inspire both the thrill of the chase and the thrill of discovery: furniture, photographs, posters and illustration art, costume jewellery and wristwatches, dolls, toys, advertising memorabilia, sports, glass and pottery, and more. A guide to value rather than price, it i |
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Antiques Roadshow Collectibles: The Complete Guide to Collecting 20th Century Glassware, Costume Jewelry, Memorabila, Toys and More from the Most-Watched Show on PBS $0.99 Thanks to Antiques Roadshow, the highest rated, long running prime-time series on PBS, with millions of viewers a week, we are a nation seeking fortune in our attics. And thanks to Antiques Roadshow Primer, with 572,000 copies in print, we are highly antiques-literate. But there’s another audience out there, too, showing up ever more frequently on Antiques Roadshow–those obsessive, bitten-by-the-bug collectors. Bring on the “Maltese Falcon” posters!Celebrating the collectible–that 20th-century object that brings with it less monetary value than passion, nostalgia, quirky appeal, and just plain pleasure–ANTIQUES ROADSHOW COLLECTIBLES focuses on 12 major areas that inspire both the thrill of the chase and the thrill of discovery: furniture, photographs, posters and illustration art, costume jewelry and wristwatches, dolls, toys, advertising memorabilia, sports, glass and pottery, and more. A guide to value rather than price, it is packed with a wealth of information that will help turn any interested flea market fiend into a first-class collector. From the innovative design of Bertoia chairs to the high-quality crafting of costume jewely to the surprising variety of PEZ dispensers, here are 416 pages brimming with information. Bound into the book is a 32-page full-color section, while hundreds of black-and-white photographs illustrate every chapter. There are Antiques Roadshow discoveries, tips from experts and appraisers, the steps to becoming a focused collector–even how to use pieces without compromising their value. After all, isn’t it more fun to eat off the Fiesta ware? |
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Garage Sale & Flea Market Annual: Cashing in on Today’s Lucrative Collectibles Market. Current Values on Today’s Collectibles, Tomorrow’s Antiques $2.94 New – Packed with descriptions and current values for nearly 25,000 collectibles, representing virtually every collectible category on today’s market — books, sports cards, ornaments, toys, cookie jars, fifties glassware, and movie memorabilia, to name just a few. More than 750 photos. Related resources and a list of dealers included. 8.5 x 11. 512 pages. 2003 values. |
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Garage Sale & Flea Market Annual: Cashing in on Today’s Lucrative Collectibles Market. Current Values on Today’s Collectibles, Tomorrow’s Antiques $2.95 New – Packed with descriptions and current values for nearly 25,000 collectibles, representing virtually every collectible category on today’s market — books, sports cards, ornaments, toys, cookie jars, fifties glassware, and movie memorabilia, to name just a few. More than 750 photos. Related resources and a list of dealers included. 8.5 x 11. 512 pages. 2003 values. |
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Match Day Football Programmes: Post-War to Premiership $55 This collection of covers of official UK football programs–in American, that’s soccer programs–includes every league club active from the end of World War II to the start of the Premiership (1992), which comes to more than 100 teams from across the United Kingdom. It covers the golden age of British football, a time of local pride and growing success, of “Roy of the Rovers” good feeling, all of which is reflected in period designs, colorful graphics and charming illustrations, far from the glossy corporate memorabilia that fans accumulate today. These pieces are rare and highly collectible, and the majority are reproduced in this book for the first time, but more importantly for most readers, they offer an armchair anthropologist’s trip through 1960s, 70s and 80s England. By Bob Stanley, who worked as a freelance music writer with NME and Melody Maker before forming the group Saint Etienne, and with an introduction by Brian Glanville, a highly regarded sports writer and a leading authority on British soccer. |
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Saving Stuff: How to Care for and Preserve Your Collectibles, Heirlooms, and Other Prize Possessions $3.89 The most comprehensive book on preserving every type of collectible — from the sentimental to the valuable — from the Smithsonian’s Senior Conservator. For both the serious collector and the sometimes sentimentalist, Saving Stuff explains — in plain language — how you can use the techniques of museum professionals to keep your prized possessions in mint condition. You do not need deep pockets or oodles of time: using Don Williams’s simple instructions, you can preserve anything quickly and inexpensively. In Saving Stuff, he demystifies preservation and presents easy, foolproof methods anyone can use to save nearly everything, including: Photographs — in print and digital form Stuff only a parent could love — from baby teeth to old blankets and first artworks Furniture — whether it’s painted, varnished, or upholstered Family heirlooms — from silver to rugs to wedding dresses Sports and political memorabilia — trading cards, posters, equipment, buttons, stickers Attic leftovers — scrapbooks, military uniforms, medals Musical instruments Fine art — oil paintings, etchings, lithographs Printed matter — comic books, magazines, old letters And much, much more With step-by-step instructions, detailed illustrations, tips for making the things you use every day last, and stories about how the Smithsonian takes care of our national treasures, Saving Stuff is the only book you need to take care of the stuff you love. |
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Sports Schedule Identification and Price Guide: Professional Teams 1870-2003 $12.5 New – Teams come and go, games are won and lost, records are made and then broken – all the while sports schedules have continued to record history, rally support and inform fans for well over one hundred years. From early schedules that were printed in black and white ink to the present-day colorful mini-brochures, each sports schedule captures a unique time in history for each team. This has turned them into much sought after sports collectible memorabilia items. Authors Sanjiv Purba and Sandy |
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Sports Schedule Identification and Price Guide: Professional Teams 1870-2003 $9.98 Used – Teams come and go, games are won and lost, records are made and then broken – all the while sports schedules have continued to record history, rally support and inform fans for well over one hundred years. From early schedules that were printed in black and white ink to the present-day colorful mini-brochures, each sports schedule captures a unique time in history for each team. This has turned them into much sought after sports collectible memorabilia items. Authors Sanjiv Purba and Sand |
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Warman’s Sports Collectibles $11.76 Used – This one-of-a-kind sports collectible resource guide provides pricing for sports memorabilia and collectibles in auto racing, baseball, basketball, boxing, football, golf, hockey, horse racing, Olympic sports, and tennis. An introductory history accompanies each sport to familiarize readers with important events affecting collectible prices. |