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My quickest video yet is an introduction to LIFE Magazine for new collectors, explaining the difference between the familiar Luce publication that started in 1936 and the earlier humor magazine of the same name published 1883-1936.
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Continue reading about Random Issues Video ID Guide #3 – Life Magazine
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Over the past few years I’d purchased a few of the John Ford Cowboy Kings of the Western World books and made the prints available for sale individually. Those sold out earlier this year and I’ve yet to come across any others. But one day when I was browsing eBay I saw [...]
Continue reading about Movie Collectibles Video ID Guide #4 – John Ford’s Cowboy Kings
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After spending a few days absorbing my notes, but a few weeks festering over the best presentation, I finally created some pages dedicated to the Burr McIntosh Monthly last night. The first page takes a look both at Burr McIntosh the man as well as the Burr McIntosh Monthly including collector notes and [...]
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I’ve done 3 little videos about Movie Collectibles so far, but while I was trying to decide which would be the fourth item I’d cover I had an obvious thought: hey, these little vids might work just as well at explaining why you’d want to collect magazines.
While putting together the parts for this newest [...]
Continue reading about The American Magazine – 4th Video ID Guide Completed
1926 Gallaher “Cinema Stars” Tobacco Cards issued by Gallaher Ltd. out of Belfast & London. 100 card set. Measures 1-1/2″ x 2-1/2″.
1948 Dinkie Grips card from Series 3 covering MGM films. Full cards with unpunctured “grips” area at bottom measure approximately 2-1/8″ X 4-1/4″. Issued out of Birmingham, England by Dinkie Products with ad on back for Dinkie Grips as well as other Dinkie Products (Dinkie Curlers and Wavesetters).
1939 Gallaher “My Favourite Part” Tobacco Cards issued out of London, measuring approximately 1-1/2″ X 2-1/2″.
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