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Calendar & Paper Collectors eNews March 31st Edition

Welcome to the March 31, 2003 issue of the Calendar & Paper Collectors eNews supporting the collecting of all types of calendars, calendar art and other paper collectibles. The free electronic newsletter is produced by the Calendar Collector Society and the CCS website. We welcome your input and comments. Please keep in touch: info@calendarcollectors.org Thanks, Larry Krug & Rick Moses.

eNews offers short news briefs, each tied to a longer feature on the Calendar & Paper Collectors eNews page of the Calendar Collectors Society website at http://calendarcollectors.org

All of those who receive eNews are considered members of the Calendar Collectors Society and are encouraged to contribute news relating to your collection and items of interest to other readers. Also, please react to the various collecting issues that will be presented in eNews. We welcome as eNews readers those interested in collecting advertising, books, paper and ephemera, as well. Send information via e-mail to: info@calendarcollectors.org or by FAX at 301.926.7648.

If you are interested in subscribing to any of the other free newsletters issued by Americana Resources, please go to http://americanaresources.com and sign up.

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Feature: CCS Comments and Queries

We like to pass along some of the comments and queries that come into the Calendar Collectors Society's office, hopeful some of our readers may have additional comments or can respond to the queries. Contact information is provided for each query so that you can respond directly without coming back through the CCS office, however we do encourage you to cc. us on responses. Now, please ready what people are saying:

I am looking for a calendar collector resource to help determine the value of an original handmade calendar. I have an original handmade 1907 calendar copyrighted 1906 by the Friendship Calendar Company of New Britian, Conn. Any help would be appreciated. Napoleon Wright. E-mail: tiestay@starpower.net

I'm looking for information on Harrison Fisher calendars from the early 1900's. I have two framed prints that have three months across the bottom, but I don't know what year. One is titled "rejected" dated 1911 and the other is "Santa Claus" dated 1911. I would love to know what other prints go with these. Thanks. Theresa Goewey. E-mail: theresa31@charter.net

Hello. I am researching a photo taken for a calendar which used the photo on their October 1962 page. It is a black & white photo of a breed of dog known as the Otterhound. I research the photographer of the photo and have found that he is deceased. I am attempting to ID the very Otterhound dog in the photo. I am wondering if anyone can lend some support in helping. I can e-mail the photo if it would help. Thanks. Russell Von der Linden. E-Mail: rrvonderlinden@valley.net

PPG "American Finishes" printed calendars in the 1940's. I have a picture from one and I want to find out which year it was from. Is there any person, website or other resource which can help me? Thanks. Greg Plantamura. E-mail: gplantam@hotmail.com

Hi. I am not really a collector, however I am looking for a 1999 Toads calendar. I have contacted both the photographer and the publisher of the calendar but neither can or will help me. Can anyone direct me to someone who might have one to sell? Thanks. Cathy. E-mail: bugpuncher@aol.com

We've come across an 1897 Antikamnia calendar. Any information on this calendar would be greatly helpful. Thanks. Jordan E-mail: coas@coasbooks.com

I collect calendars and also can offer a list of calendars I have available. I live in Iraq and have calendars from Iraq and some of the Arabian region. I would like calendars from other parts of the world for my own collection. Thanks. Please keep me on your list for the newsletter. Ammar A. Jwwad. E-mail: ammar979@uruklink.net

I am looking for a 1972 Western Horseman Calendar (published by Western Horseman Magazine). Christina Lundy. E-Mail: chris@ins-center.com

I have a collection of 1,067 hotel baggage labels from around the world. My collection is entered in the Guinness World Records Book under the category of "The most hotel baggage labels in the world." Where can I find collectors who might be interested in buying the entire collection along with the entry certification? Capt. Robert Henin, USA (ret'd). E-mail: r.henin@att.net

I have a calendar from last year sent to me by Jerry Kleczka, a U.S. Congressman. In December I was having a particularly hard time using the thing. The dates just didn't seem to jive with my pocket notebook. And then I discovered that the month of November on the calendar has 31 days, sending December into confusion. If anyone is interested in having this calendar, please let me know. John Treder. E-mail: johnptreder@cs.com

I am looking for a specific kind of calendar published in the 1960's. My mother found it among an older lady's possessions who she had been taking care of. It is a sort of pinup calendar but not the type you normally see. It is a satirical type, called "the maidens," and shows several women who are obviously not your average "pinup girl" ...they are shown in various stages of sagging, bagging, and the other things that come with age, a very tongue in cheek interpretation, and the funniest thing I have seen in a long time! The pictures I have are a copy of the original calendar, published by a company called Enron out of California, in 1966. They also made a desk calendar and various accessories. I have searched the Internet with no success, and would very much like to find them! Would appreciate any direction anyone can give. Thank you. S. Hanson. E-mail: fyction1@aol.com

Hello! I'm a collector of pocket calendars from Germany and seek other collectors who might be interested in exchanging pocket calendars with me. Constance Hannes. E-mail: falkhannes@gmx.de

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Feature: HPA Public Comment Period Announced

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced that the public comment period for the Hobby Protection Act runs from March 3, 2003 until May 2, 2003.

The current Act, passed in 1973, requires only two categories of reproductions - coins and political items - to be permanently marked with the date of manufacture and the word "copy."

If you support the Hobby Protection Act, and are in favor of expanding the Act to cover reproductions in other antiques and collectibles areas plagued by unmarked reproductions, you need to express your opinion now. Go to: http://collectors.org/hpa for more information on the Hobby Protection Act and suggestions of what you can do.

Please note the special petition form which you can easily pull down and use in shops or stores or at shows.

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Got News? Any News?

If you have items of interest for our Calendar Collectors eNews readers, please send them to: info@calendarcollectors.org. Let us hear from you.

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Adding People to Calendar & Paper Collectors eNews List

Anyone can sign up for the free Calendar & Paper Collectors eNews. If you have an interest in collecting calendars, calendar art, almanacs, schedules, advertising, paper ephemera, postcards, books or related paper collectibles, we welcome you. Go to http://americanaresources.com to sign up or use the simple guidelines at the bottom of this E-mail. At the americanaresources website you can sign up for several different free newsletters including electronic newsletters directed to the following audiences: political collectors, collecting clubs, antiques & collectibles dealers, flea market managers & vendors, show promoters, antique mall managers, theft reports, auctioneers, reproductions and collecting club convention managers, in addition to the Calendar & Paper Collecting eNews.

We appreciate your promotion of eNews through your newsletters or on your websites. Thanks

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Ephemera Society Launches Membership Drive

The Ephemera Society of America, Inc. is a tremendous resource to paper collectors - including calendar collectors - and to anyone who has a genuine interest in any type of ephemera. If you are not already a member of ESA we urge you to check it out. Visit the Society's website at http://ephemerasociety.org or e-mail: info@ephemerasociety.org. We hope to bring you continuing information on the ESA activities in the future.

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For Those Who Take Life Too Seriously...

No one ever says "It's only a game," when their team is winning.

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Johnny Lightning Offers Coca-Cola Calendar Girls on Their Model Cars

Last week's issue of Toy Shop carries a full page advertisement for a new line of limited-edition replicas of classic American cars, decked out in nostalgic Coca-Cola Calendar Girl artwork chosen to match the time period each car represents. Each car has a solid die-cast metal body and chassis.

The first release includes 12 different models. For more information and pictures visit the website: http://www.johnnylightning.com

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NAC Alerts Collectors of Google Phonebook

Google has enabled a new feature on their search engine called the Google Phonebook. It allows you to enter ANY valid phone number to do a reverse look-up. If successful, it will even show a map! Rick Moses of the National Association of Collectors, says "from a security perspective, this is a BIG NO-NO!"

Moses says, "think about it. Do you want everyone in your area to be able to find out where you - and your collection - are located?" Probably not. That's why many collectors use post office boxes or office addresses - so their home address is not public knowledge, particularly if they house a significant collection at their residence.

Moses explains that Google does provide a method to have your listing removed from their directory and urges collectors to consider doing just that.

For Residential Numbers--

A residential number may be removed by submitting their form located at http://www.google.com/help/pbremoval.html.

YOu will be asked to select a reason why you want your number removed. Moses says, "we suggest that you select `Privacy Concerns' option."

For Business Numbers--

Businesses that wish to have their information removed must submit the request in writing on company letterhead to: Google PhoneBook Removal, 2400 Bayshore Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043

You will need to include a telephone number where you can be reached so that they may verify the request.

The NAC strongly encourages everyone to have their information removed. Businesses that write should stress the security risks.

Don't forget ALL of your numbers. Whether removing residential or business information, make sure you specify all phone numbers for your address. Things such as FAX machines, cell phones, extra lines for Internet access, etc.

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Survey: The Hobby Protection Act

Please take a minute or two to read the comments and participate in the newest National Association of Collectors (NAC) survey on The Hobby Protection Act as it relates to reproductions and regulation of permanently marked and dated reproductions. Go to: http://collectors.org and "click" on the "Opinion Surveys" button on the home page.

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Upcoming Paper Shows

Following is a listing of some of the upcoming paper shows. If you know of shows which are not listed, please send us the details at: info@calendarcollectors.org Contact information is provided for each show. If you are traveling a distance, we urge you to contact the show promoter to make sure the dates and location are accurate and the show is still scheduled.

April

Apr 4-5 - Collinsville, IL. Metro East Spring Postcard Show. VFW Hall, 1234 Vandalia St, Hwy 159. Danny Danielsen. 800.632.8771

Apr 4-6 - Lincolnwood, IL. 3rd Annual Windy City Pulp & Paperback Convention. Radisson Hotel, 4500 W Touhy Ave. 608.241.3004

Apr 4-5 - Havre de Grace, MD. Chesapeake Paper & Postcard Show. Community Center. Mary L. Martin. 410.642.3581

Apr 5 - New York, NY. Non-Fiction Book Fair. Tip Top Shoe Building, 155 West 72nd St, 4th Fl. 212.579.0689

Apr 5-6 - Garden City, NY. The Spring Long Island Antiquarian Book Fair. Garden City Field House, 295 Stewart Ave. Sat 11am-6pm; Sun 11am-4pm. Sponsored by The Long Island Antiquarian Book Dealer's Association. Flamingo Productions. Tina & John Bruno. 631.261.4590 E-Mail: flamingoshows@aol.com

Apr 6 - Portland, ME. Maine Antique Paper Show. 729 Broadway. Brewster Harding Mgt. 207.828.8065

Apr 6 - Lansing, MI. 37th Michigan Antiquarian Book & Paper Show. Lansing Center, 333 E. Michigan. 9:30am-5pm. Curious Book Store. 517.332.0112

Apr 6 - Kingston, NY. Kaaterskill Post Card Show. Ramada Inn, exit 19 NY Thruway. 9am-4pm. Joyce Granger. 845.338.4825

Apr 10-12 - New Orleans, LA. 50th Annual Symphony Book Fair. Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena. Mary Walther. 504.392.9332

Apr 11 - New York, NY. The Carriage House Antiquarian Book Fair. The Altman Building, 135 W. 18th St. 2-9pm. 413.528.2327

Apr 12 - Kalamazoo, MI. SW Michigan Postcard Club Spring Show. Kalamazoo County Fairgrounds, 2900 Lake St. Wally Jung. 517.323.2188

Apr 12 - Ocean Grove, NJ. Greater New Jersey Postcard, Book & Paper Show. The Youth Temple, 22 Pilgrim Pathway. 10am-4pm. 732.774.1869

Apr 12 - Oneida, NY. Central New York Postcard Club Show. St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 555 Sayles St. Sandy Drake. 315.697.7330

Apr 12 - Pittsburgh, PA. Three Rivers Postcard Club Show. Fair Haven Methodist Church, Rte 51 & 88. David Grubbs. 412.241.2434

Apr 13 - Athens, GA. Appalachian Mini Stamp & Postcard Show. Holiday Inn Express, 503 W Broad Street. 10am-5pm. Herbert Schulman. 828.293.5197

Apr 13 - Rockford, IL. 20th Annual Spring Postcard & Paper Show. Kenrock Community Center. Jerry Andreen. 815.398.6380

Apr 13 - Watertown, MA. Bay State Card-O-Rama. American Cultural & Educational Center, 47 Nichols Avenue. John Vierra. 207.657.4399

Apr 18-19 - Countryside, IL. Greater Chicago Postcard Show. Engineer's Hall, 6200 Joliet Road. 630.964.5240

Apr 18-19 - Dulles, VA. Postcard Society Show. Dulles Airport Marriott. John McClintock. 703.368.2757

Apr 19 - Greenfield, MA. 9th Annual Classic Postcard Show. First Congregational Church, 43 Silver St. J. R. Greene. 978.249.0156

Apr 19 - Bloomington, MN. Twin Cities Postcard Club Show. Armory, 3300 W. 98th St. Dave Johnson. 651.426.3573

Apr 19 - Milwaukie, OR. Webfooter 24th Annual Postcard Show. Milwaukie Center, 5440 SE Kellogg Creek Drive. Joe MacDonald. 503.653.7244 or Steve Kuryk 503.659.2278

Apr 25-26 - Atlanta, GA. Georgia Postcard Show. The Pride of Dixie Antique Market, N. Atlanta Trade Center. Don Skillman. 513.625.9518

Apr 25-26 - Olmsted Falls, OH. Western Reserve Postcard Society Show. Lenau Park, 7370 Columbia Road. Paul Knapp. 440.234.4441

Apr 26-27 - Santa Cruz, CA. Annual Postcard & Paper Show. UCSC Inn, 611 Ocean St. Mike Rasmussen 831.759.0259 or JOseph Jaynes 832.476.3262

Apr 26-27 - Indianapolis, IN. Fourth Annual Midwest Book, Map and Print Fair. Indiana History Center, 450 West Ohio St. 800.447.1830

Apr 26-27 - Allentown, PA. Great Eastern Antique Book, Paper & Advertising Show. Agricultural Hall, Allentown Fairgrounds. Joyce Heilman. 215.529.7215

Apr 27 - North Haven, CT. Annual Post Card Show. Holiday Inn. Tom Mills. 203.888.0205

Apr 27 - St. Louis, MO. The Great American Paper Show. 2 Hearts Banquet Center, 4532 S. Lindberg at Gravois. 314.822.7174

Apr 27 - Milwaukee, WI. Milwaukee Postcard Club Show. Gonzaga Hall, 1441 S. 92nd St. Wayne Hazlett. 414.321.0912

May

May 2-3 - Golden, CO. Postcard & Paper Odyssey. Jefferson County Fairgrounds Auditorium, 15200 West 6th Avenue at Indiana St. Bobbie Heisterkamp.

May 3 - Hackensack, NJ. The Great Hackensack Paper Chase. Farleigh Dickenson University, 1000 River Road. 518.861.5478

May 3 - Mount Laurel, NJ. PoCax '03, 32nd Annual South Jersey Postcard Club Show. Garden Room, Laurel Inn, Rte 73 & Fellowship Rd. 9am-3pm. Judy Kearney. 215.646.6247

May 4 - Auburn, IN. Northeast Indiana Postcard & Paper Show. La Quinta Inn, 306 Touring Drive. 9am-4pm. David L. Southern. 260.925.1673

May 9-10 - Knoxville, TN. East Tennessee Post Card Show. Days Inn Convention Center, Merchant Drive at Central Avenuye, exit 108. Milt Hinshilwood. 865.525.7370

May 10 - Slate Hill, NY. Half Moon Postcard Club Show. Minisink Valley High School, Rte 6. Dee Dee Backus. 845.856.3461

May 10 - Erie, PA. Postcard Show. Belle Valley Hose Co, I-90 exit 19, Rte 8 N 1 mi. Joan Mancuso. 814.866.2354

May 16-18 - New York, NY. Metropolitan Postcard Club 26th Annual International Spring Show. New Yorker Hotel, 8th Ave & 34th St. Ray Chase. 908.757.9741

May 17-18 - Concord, CA. San Francisco Bay Area Vintage Paper Fair. Centre Concord, 5298 Clayton Road; Fm. 680 Freeway take Concord Ave exit or from 242 Freeway take Clayton Road exit. Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 10am-4pm. Hal Lutsky 415.668.1636 E-Mail: halspaperfair@yahoo.com

May 18 - Portland, ME. Pine Tree Postcard Club Show. Italian Heritage Center, 40 Westland Avenue. Patti Vierra. 207.657.4399

May 23-25 - Arcadia, CA. Antique Paper Collectibles Show. Masonic Hall, 50 W Duarte Road. Blaine Allen. 626.794.3121

May 24-25 - Lenexa, KS. Heart of America Postcard Collectors Annual Show. Lenexa Community Center, 13420 Oak. Don Harmon. 913.268.6149

May 30-31 - Countryside, IL. Windy City Postcard & Paper Show. Park Place of Countryside, 6240 Joliet Road. Gene Palys. 708.354.2088

May 30-31 - Burlington, NC. Postcard & Paper Show. Ramada Inn. William Mankins. 540.593.2283

June

Jun 1 - Oswego, NY. Postcard Club of Oswego County Show. Scriba Fire Hall, Rte 104 East. Darwin Jones. 315.695.5089

Jun 1 - Danville, PA. Susquehanna Valley Postcard Club Show. Days Inn, I-80 & Rte 54 exit 224. Jeffrey Johnstonbaugh. 570.473.7973

Jun 6-8 - Pasadena, CA. Greater LA Postcard & Paper Collectibles Show. Elks Hall, 400 W. Colorado Blvd. at Orange Grove Ave. Friday 11am-7pm; Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 10am-4pm. Hal Lutsky. 415.668.1636 E-Mail: halspaperfair@yahoo.com

Jun 7 - Topsfield, MA. Ephemera City Antique Paper & Collectibles Show. The Trade Center at the Topsfield FairGrounds, Rte 1 N; I-95 exit 50. 9am-4pm. Bornstein Shows. David at 978.535.4811 or Bernice at 413.441.1010 E-Mail: drumboys@gis.net Website: www.bornsteinshows.com

Jun 7 - Ashland, OH. 25th Annual Johnny Appleseed Postcard Club Show. St. Edwards Hall, Pleasant St. John Waginhals.

Jun 7 - Williamsburg, VA. Hampton Roads Postcard Club Show. Patrick Henry Inn, York & Paper St. William Mankins. 540.593.2282

Jun 13-14 - East North Port, NY. Postcard & Paper Show. Christ Lutheran Church, 189 Burr Road. Dick Guarelia. 631.499.9330

Jun 13-14 - Memphis, TN. Memphis Postcard Show. Memphis Cook Convention Center. Mary L. Martin, Ltd. 410.642.3581

Jun 21 - Bristol, VA. Postcard & Paper Show. Holiday Inn, 3005 Linden Drive. William Mankins. 540.593.2282

Jun 22 - Syracuse, NY. Syracuse Postcard Show. Ramada Inn, 1305 Buckley Road. Mary L. Martin Ltd. 410.642.3581

Jun 29 - Asheville, NC. 22nd Appalachian Mini Stamp & Postcard Show. Quality Inn, I-26, Exit 6, Skyland. 9:30am-4:30pm. Herbert Schulman. 828.293.5197

July

Jul 12 - York, PA. York Postcard Club's 13th Annual Show. Aldersgate Church, Tyler Run Rd. Dick Pendergrast.

Jul 13 - South Portland, ME. Maine Antique Paper Show. Eagles, 729 Broadway. Brewster Harding Mgt.

Jul 18-19 - Golden, CO. Rocky Mountain States Postcard Show. Jefferson County Fairgrounds Auditorium, 15200 W 6th Ave. Erwin Engert

Jul 19-20 - Allentown, PA. Great Eastern Antique Book, Paper & Advertising Show. Agricultural Hall, Allentown Fairgrounds. Joyce Heilman. 215.529.7215

Jul 26-27 - Bloomington, MN. 1st Annual Land of Lakes Postcard & Paper Show. Bloomington Armory, 3300 W. 98th St. Sat 9am-5pm; Sun 9am-3pm

August

Aug 23 - Omaha, NE. Omaha Postcard & Paper Show. Red Lion Hotel, 7007 Grover St, 2 bks N off I-80 exit 449. 9am-5pm. Dave Edwards. 402.292.2646 E-Mail: paperetc@aol.com

September

Sep 21 - Columbus, OH. Columbus Book & Paper Show. Vets Memorial Hall, 300 W Broad St. 10am-4pm. Columbus Productions, Inc. 614.781.0070

Sep 26-28 - Pasadena, CA. Vintage Paper Fair. Elks Hall, 400 W. Colorado Bl. at Orange Grove Ave. Friday 11am-7pm; Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 10am-4pm. Hal Lutsky. 415.668.1636 E-mail: halspaperfair@yahoo.com

Sep 29 - Huntington, NY. The Long Island Fall Paper & Ephemera Show. Camelot Exhibition Hall, 585 Broadhollow Rd (Rte 110). 10am-4pm Flamingo Productions. Tina & John Bruno. 631.261.4590 E-mail: flamingoshows@aol.com Website: www.flamingoshows.com

November

Nov 1-2 - Garden City, NY. Long Island Antiquarian Book Fair. The Field House, 295 Stewart Avenue. Sat 11am-6pm; Sun 11am-4pm. Sponsored by The Long Island Antiquarian Book Dealer's Association. Flamingo Promotions. Tina & John Bruno. 631.261.4590 E-Mail: flamingoshows@aol.com Website: www.flamingoshows.com

Nov 15-16 - Concord, CA. Vintage Paper Fair. Centre Concord, 5298 Clayton Rd; Fm. 680 Freeway take Concord Ave exit, or from 242 Freeway use Clayton Rd exit. Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 10am-4pm. Hal Lutsky. 415.668.1636 E-Mail: halspaperfiar@yahoo.com

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What You - the Collector - Can Do to Support the Hobby Protection Act

The current Hobby Protection Act (HPA), passed in 1973 and administered by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), requires only two categories of reproductions - coins and political items - be permanently marked with the date of manufacture and the word "copy." Over the past three decades the HPA has helped greatly in these two collecting areas. Now, it's time to expand the HPA to other collecting areas which also experience problems with reproductions and fake items. The Act is currently up for review by the FTC commissioners - and may not be reviewed again for another decade! The public comment period for the 2003 review of the Hobby Protection Act will be until May 2 according to the official notice appearing in the March 3 Federal Register. If you are a collector of glassware, china or porcelain, toys, advertising memorabilia, or any of dozens of other collecting areas plagued by unmarked reproductions, shouldn't you help try to get the Act expanded? Here's how.

Either write a letter or e-mail your comments to the Federal Trade Commission right away. Tell your own personal story about what you collect and how unmarked reproductions are a problem. You can start by saying something like, "I support the continuation of the Hobby Protection Act and strongly urge the Federal Trade Commission to recommend expansion of the Act to require all categories of antiques and collectibles to be permanently marked and dated."

E-mail letters can be sent to: hobby@ftc.gov. Postal letters should be addressed to: Office of the Secretary, Federal Trade Commission, Room H-159, 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, DC 20580. All comments MUST arrive at the FTC before May 2.

If you have friends who are also collectors, ask them to write to the Federal Trade Commission, too. This is an opportunity the collecting community cannot afford to pass by. It's an opportunity to say "reproductions are OK, but please mark and date them so we can tell the difference." It's that simple! Let's fill the mail boxes and clog the Internet!

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Slater's Americana

Slater's Political Auction 28-A is on the Slater website at www.slatersamericana.com The auction closes on April 8, 2003. View scarce buttons, tokens, stick-pins, ferrotypes and other political memorabilia. Bid online directly from the site. info@slatersamericana.com http://www.slatersamericana.com

Special Sale

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Hake's Americana & Collectibles

Vintage collectibles in hundreds of categories are offered in Hake's auctions. Nearly all aspects of 20th century Americana and popular culture are represented including politicals, advertising, transportation, sports, expositions, wars, plus all forms of entertainment from toys to comics along with radio, movies, music, TV and more. Visit Hake's website to browse and bid in real time. No buyer's premium. Check out our reduced consignment rates. http://www.hakes.com


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