1 comments about Today's Hottest Collectibles.

1. This 496 page guide to the hottest current collectibles contains more than 1,300 black and white large, sharp photos and covers more than 10,000 items in 95 categories with current values !! Topics range from Animation Art, Barbie Dolls, Bobbing Heads, to Fisher-Price, Gambling, G.I. Joe, to Western Americana, Wrestling, and Yo-Yos. Even though the scope is so wide, there is plenty of useful background information provided on the topics. I especially like the "Collecting Tips," "Advisories," and other helpful hints highlighed throughout the book. There are even special "Future Treasures" included where appropriate. This book is a must-have for everyone that scouts antique shops, garage sales and flea markets for collectibles. There's even information about buying and selling collectibles on the internet. Well worth the price.

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1 comments about 2000 Standard Catalog of Football Cards (Standard Catalog of Football Cards, 2000).

1. I was so impressed with this Football Card Catalog. One of it's best features is the alphabetical order of each and every card manufacturer with the years of publication. But my favorite feature is the fact that it list every card, of every set and gives you additional info about the distribution of inserts, as well as the prices for all. A wonderful buy for any serious card collector.

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2 comments about Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., Glass: Identification and Value Guide.

1. Long overdue, and written by people I respect as glass scholars, this is an important volume on a serious glass shelf. As usual many attributions are expalined / illustrated with period info so we know why the authors tell us as they do. Sadly out of print but not always that hard to find yet if seeking through various sources. A major company with a pivotal role in the next generation of glass makers at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. Good stuff inside this book, nicely illustrated and well organized.



2. I was so pleased to find this book. I have collected Hobbs glass for many years and have searched for information. Finally, this book is the only resource devoted entirely to Hobbs. The authors have included well documented facts and information about the glass and its history, along with beautiful photographs. There is a value guide if the collector is interested in pricing or selling their glass. All in all this book is essential and long overdue.