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Showing results 1 - 10 of 11 for the author: Gregory Watkins.
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Big Finds & Cool Things (4/16/09)
If you’ve scoured auctions, estate sales, antique shops, and even flea markets searching for the elusive “Big Find” that, as …
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X-Files Collectibles (12/11/08)
X-Files Collectibles: The Truth Is Right Here
By Kevin Cook
With the recent release of “The X-Files: I Want To Believe” theatrical movie on DVD, there is renewed interest in the groundbreaking sci-fi series that ran for nine phenomenally popular seasons (1993-2002) on the Fox network and spawned a vast menagerie of cool collectibles.
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A Time for Opera (12/11/08)
A Time for Opera
By Mark Peers
Welch, Spring & Co.’s Patti Series Clocks were named after opera singers and are called Patti clocks by collectors today. The three most popular Patti clocks today’s collectors seek are: the Patti V.P.; the Gerster V.P.; and the Cary V.P.
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Goodbye Mr. Science Fiction (12/11/08)
Goodbye Mr. Science Fiction,
Dr. Acula and the Sci-Fi Man
By Allan Maurer
Way back in 1957, at the advanced age of 10, I bought a 35-cent magazine at a small town drugstore’s magazine rack called Famous Monsters of Filmland, the second issue, edited by Forrest J. Ackerman, who died Dec. 4, 2008.
That magazine changed my life in more ways than one.
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Lladró Conducts Historic Auction (12/8/08)
Editor’s Note: Lladró porcelain sculptures are prized and coveted collectibles. Fourteen exquisite pieces are being offered in an online auction.
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Collecting Amputation Sets 101 (12/4/08)
Collecting Amputation Sets 101
By Laura Collum
One hundred-forty-six years ago, in December of 1862, 72,000 Confederate and 106,000 Union soldiers clashed in what is now called the Fredericksburg Campaign. When it was over, Fredericksburg was still in Confederate hands and 5,200 Confederate and 12,700 Union soldiers were injured or killed.
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Fans Go Batty for Slugger Museum (10/28/08)
Editor’s Note: Some of the most sought-after collectibles are sports related. And near the top of that list are Louisville Sluggers. Here is a look at a museum dedicated to the official bat of Major League Baseball.
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