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What to look for in collecting Native American Blankets

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Navajo blanket c. 1868
Native American blankets are a significant and culturally rich aspect of Native American art and heritage. These blankets are often handmade and reflect the...

The world’s first Christmas card caused a controversy

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World's First Christmas Card
The world's first Christmas card caused some controversy during the Victorian era because it depicted a small child drinking wine. ... Christmas and greeting cards,...

Collecting Old European & Chinese Snuff Bottles

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This rare enameled and carved Imperial snuff bottle sold for an amazing $134,500 at an eBay auction
While taking snuff may have fallen out of favor, snuff bottles continue to be treasured. Collectors can now go to eBay and see more...

Are Collectible Japanese Netsuke valuable?

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Soft metal netsuke cast in the form of a match-lock pistol, Meiji Period, sold at auction in 1997 for $1,725 including premium.
Although netsuke were originally made as a dress accessory, their lively and intricate carvings have been accepted as art objects in the West for...

How to Clean Pearls ° Cultured Pearl Types Explained

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Pearl Necklace
The value of pearls is judged on six factors: color, size, shape, surface, luster, and the thickness of the nacre, a natural substance that...

What are the world’s largest and famous gold nuggets?

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The Welcome Stranger gold nugget
The largest gold nuggets ever discovered are remarkable not only for their size but also for their rarity and value. Gold nuggets are highly...

What to collect in Barbershop Memorabilia

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Shaving mug
During the period of 1880 to 1925, there was one place in every town that was the principal gathering place for men from all...

FEATURE: Collecting Old & Vintage Photographs

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Antique photo
The invention of photography in the 1830s opened up new vistas, a new way of seeing that has forever changed the way we view...