Paperback - 295 pages; Publisher: Collector Books
This colorful and informative guide to the world of Peanuts collectibles features over 1,200 full-color photographs of over 2,700 items. An extensive sampling of ceramic items, music boxes, Christmas-themed items, banks, dolls, and figurines make up this volume. Copyright information, facts about the Peanuts Collectors' Club, and tips on starting, inventorying, and selling a Peanuts collection areincluded. REVIEW: This book shows the diversities in products and presentation of pieces by the Fostoria Company, until it closed the factory in Moundsville in 1986. The authors have presented this complex period as simply as possible, providing original company catalog pages and detailed photographs.
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Paperback - 384 pages; Publisher: Antique Trader Books
Peanuts collectibles are amazingly diverse, ranging from lunch boxes, ceramic eggs, and household furnishings to skateboards and bubble bath. The book is organized by "room," with the collectibles described and depicted in chapters corresponding to rooms where they would logically be found: bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room, and so on.
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Paperback - 176 pages; Publisher: Schiffer Publishing; 2 Rev Exp edition
That happy-go-lucky cartoon dog is back--in a bigger and better edition of an already great collector's guide. Boy's best friend Snoopy*r is collected by people around the world. From his joyous dance to his brave conflict with the Red Baron, he embodies what is best in the human spirit, and it's no wonder that collectors hold these images dear. Snoopy has appeared on thousands of items in the half-century since he was created by Charles M. Schulz in 1950. Here is Snoopy on household items, school supplies, books, clothing, sports, games, electronics, and more, all illustrated with over 710 color photographs. Concise captions and a brand new price guide make this a perfect book for all Snoopy fans. |
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