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Why You Should Turn Your Attention to Car Collectibles
It’s obvious; cars have come to occupy an exalted position in American culture. Gone are the days when a car was a status symbol, an object for the snobs to show off around the neighborhood. Since the 1900s, cars have come to gradually invade the consciousness of the American consumer. Today, it is nearly inconceivable for the average family, not to have a mode of transportation other than public transport.
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Why You Should Own Collectible Mantel Clocks
Since man came into being, keeping track of time has become a crucial part of society and culture. Even before man’s movements and achievements were formally documented, man has taken note of time through rudimentary methods, from the passing of the seasons to the movements of the heavenly bodies. Looking up at the skies, our primitive ancestors could tell time by looking at the position of the sun or the phase of the moon.
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Stocking Up on History with World War I Military Collectibles
The years 1914-1918 are probably best associated with infamy for the unequalled carnage and brutality that took place. These were the years of the First World War, a war that is also fittingly known as the Great War, for having involved, affected and transfixed most of the world. For years to come, it will be remembered as a time when millions perished in the initial pretext of standing up for principles, and later upholding alliances.
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Spotting the Value of a Coca Cola Collectible
For more than one hundred years now, one carbonated drink has dominated the market with its distinct flavor— Coca Cola. Today, it is appreciated not only for its wonderful taste but for its artistry best seen in any Coca Cola collectible. Thousands of people around the world have become collectors not only because of their love for the drink but because of either the classic or modern beauty of a Coca Cola collectible.
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Reliving the Memories with Your 1950s Antique Collection Memorabilia
The 1950s was the definitive post-war era that brought about what can only be described as a tremendous boom in American social consciousness. Opportunities and choices that were not available during the war were all of a sudden open for the taking. Nonetheless, life was simple then and wholesome. People were happy with simple freedoms.
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Rachel Alexandra memorabilia to be auctioned - Thoroughbred Times
From now through November, Kendall-Jackson Winery will auction Rachel Alexandra-related items donated by her owner and winery co-founder Jess Jackson to benefit the V Foundation for Cancer Research. âThis is a rare opportunity for us to use the
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Gettysburg Eddie's scores with great food and memorabilia - Frederick News-Post
Gettysburg's Eddie Plank. Where: Gettysburg Eddie's, 217 Steinwehr Ave., Gettysburg, Pa. Created in 1990 to build an environmentally sustainable restaurant industry, The Green Restaurant Association provides convenient and cost-effective tools to
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Your place to be part of AFL history - Australian Football League
Throughout Season 2009, AFL Auctions has continued to provide fans with rare player memorabilia and once in a life time experiences. AFL Auctions is also the only place supporters can become a genuine part of the history of their club. Melbourne
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Caution urged when buying Michael Jackson memorablia - Shreveport Times
Immediately following the announcement of Michael Jacksonâs sudden death, enterprising individuals began selling memorabilia online to take advantage of the increased demand. Better Business Bureau warns that the value of most memorabilia and
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BBB Warns of Profiteers Selling Celebrity Memorabilia - Earthtimes
RALEIGH, N.C. (July 1, 2009)âBetter Business Bureau of Eastern North Carolina ( www.bbb.org ) warns consumers across the state of enterprising individuals seeking to capitalize on recent celebrity deaths by selling memorabilia at premium prices
