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Shawnee Pottery : Affordable Collectibles

by Marye Audet

Shawnee Pottery was the manufacturer of various types of household pottery from 1937 through 1961. The company created various types of kitchenware intended to be inexpensive, and for daily use. The Shawnee Pottery line was available in department stores like Woolworth's, Sears, and McCrory's. published 2 months ago

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Caring for Vintage Linens

by Marye Audet

Vintage and antique linens are a popular collectible today. These beautiful items can often be found at a garage sale or thrift shop for pennies. How to clean and care for them. published 4 weeks ago

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Vantelligen Hugger Salt& Pepper set from  my own collection. Pristine condition. Image:(c)2008 Marye AUdet79

Collecting Black Americana

by Marye Audet

Black Americana is a term used to refer to any collectible that has an African- American theme. Most of these items were produced between the late 1800s and the 1950's, and most are not particularly complimentary towards African Americans...Do not let the offensive nature of these items keep you from collecting. These things need to be remembered. published 6 months ago

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(c)MaryeAudet2008 MoonStone Sugar and Creamer, circa 1941-1946.79

Anchor Hocking Moonstone Pattern Glass

by Marye Audet

Anchor Hocking Moonstone pattern Depression glass is a very popular collectible. The prices are generally affordable, and it is common enough that it can be found in thrift stores, garage sales, as well as in many antique shops. published 3 months ago

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Collecting Vintage Board Games

by Marye Audet

Collecting antique and vintage board games is a fascinating hobby. The games are still very affordable. Board games became popular during Victorian times and have recorded the history of our pastimes ever since! published 5 months ago

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You can find great products to finish your old house project easily online. Image:Morguefile.com70

Home Improvement Stores

by Marye Audet

By using stores that specialize in architectural salvage you are really involved in the ultimate recycling project! Finding the items you need to complete your projects can be a time consuming thing as you head to the home improvement store, shop, carry heavy items, and then wait in line to pay. Shopping for these same items online may cost a little more but the savings in time and patience can be enormous. Be sure to ask questions, understand the return policies, and check to make sure you are published 2 months ago

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