Masonic collectibles

Tips to identify valuable Masonic, the Masons, and Freemasons collectibles by their markings, symbols, and emblems and what collectors want to buy.

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Beanie Babies

History and marketing tactics, values and what to look for with Beanie Babies animals including the list of nine original collectibles produced by Ty Inc.

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Mechanical Banks

Tips to identify valuable mechanical banks by their surface, paint and themes with a list of popular producers of mechanical banks. Plus, the history and values of banks will surprise you.

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Miniature Christmas Villages

History and values for Miniature Christmas Villages, how to identify them by their simulated windows and other constructed materials such as papier macher, plastic, and lithographic tins. Key makers are also listed.

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Girl Scouts memorabilia

Resale markets, values and history of Girl Scouts' memorabilia items such as magazines, pins, badges, jewelry, cookie tins, uniforms, cameras, dolls, pocket knives, watches, and more are discussed.

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Mills Slot Machines

History and values for Mills Slot Machines, the three types of coin operated machines and other companies who produced them, popular models and how to examine a machine for value.

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Caille Bros. Slot Machines

History of slot machines including the popular maker Caille Bros., how and why slots got their start in stores, hotels and bars and how to find valuable slots

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Madame Alexander Dolls

Values and history for Madame Alexander Dolls including those made with porcelain, plastic, and vinyl plus tips on the most valuable characters dolls and other clues to identify dolls for value.

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Hot Wheels toy cars

Values and history for the Mattel Hot Wheels toy cars including their popular Redline series, who designed the toys and what real life vehicle models were featured in the series.

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Steiff teddy bears

Values and history for Steiff teddy bears, understand how to identify them by how they are made, and avoid the myth that Steiff pieces must have a metal button to be valuable.

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