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Antique Photos
by Brenda Nelson in Hobbies & Collectibles -
“Another thing to remember about them is not to bend them. When an antique photo is bent, a mark
is permanently one the photo. Since many antique photos are on a card board type material, if the
photo gets bent it breaks up the picture and you will see the card board and not the photo itself.
Among collectors, not all antique photos have high value.”
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Antique Toys
by Virginia Enella in Hobbies & Collectibles -
“Some wear is expected, but the rocking horse must work and contain the original pieces. Surprisingly,
antique toys sought after by collectors typically include marbles. One onionskin marble on EBay
is currently priced at $500 and steadily climbing. While marbles may be at the bottom of your antique
toys list, they can sell for huge amounts of money.”
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Other Articles in Hobbies & Collectibles
By Michael Murillo, posted August 10th, 2006
“Like a mantra, the tone of the Tibetan singing bowl can draw you into a state of deep, focused meditation
which will allow you to cast off the stresses of the day, and relax fully. There are many beliefs
about the powers of meditation, and the abilities of certain tones or certain words to penetrate the
different chakras, or energy centers, causing healing and balance throughout the body. Tibetan
singing bowls are believed to tap in to this body energy and help the person playing it, and all people
listening to it, to reach higher states of consciousness.”
By Virginia Enella, posted August 10th, 2006
“I grew up reading stories of treasure chests and pirates like Robinson Crusoe, Treasure Island, the Swiss
family Robinsons and the like. And in all of them, there were these antique boxes that were always
filled with the promise of treasure even if there was no real treasure. But antique boxes have
ever since held a tremendous fascination for me.”
By Craig Marcin, posted August 10th, 2006
“In addition to tickets to the movie or a game you could add some candy or popcorn, maybe even a coupon
for dinner to go with it. Creating a product people will want that you can place in a basket is
the avenue you'll need to take. If you are creative with basket supplies and keep the traditional
gift basket idea in mind while at the same time adding your own unique twist will help people to see
the intent of your products and increase the possibility of consumers being interested in them.”