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Hints on Household Taste
by Charles Eastlake
 Primary
authority on what was proper, beautiful, efficient in all aspects of
mid-19th-century interior design. Originally published in 1868. Over
100 illustrations.
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Furniture Treasury
by Wallace Nutting
 Wallace
Nutting tells you where and what to collect, analyzes the special
problems of the small collector, and lists twenty-one precautions
for the beginner.
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Encyclopedia of
Antique Clocks
by Robert W. Swedberg
 With
more than 700 photos coupled with current values, this
encyclopedia contains timeless information that helps both the
beginning and advanced clock collector. Showcasing decades of
research by clock experts, it features information on classic
clocks, shelf clocks, novelty clocks, wall clocks and
grandfather clocks from more than 15 companies.
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American Boxed Games and Their Makers
by Bruce
Whitehill
 An
interesting history of board game makers that offers profiles
and prices games manufactured from 1822-1992, and gives
histories of hundreds of manufacturers, including, Milton
Bradley, Selchow & Righter, and Parker Brothers. |
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Railroadiana: The Official Price Guide For the Year 2000 and
Beyond
by Bill Knous
 A
comprehensive price and identification guide to railroadiana.
For generations, railroads were America?s premier form of
transportation. They left behind a tremendous volume of
memorabilia that found its way into the marketplace. The book
contains thousands of listings in over 30 categories, including
railroad china and glassware, silver, lanterns, ephemera, and
advertising. |
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