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    38172 ViewsCurrent Tapestry Trends  By : Mike Smith
    Tapestries are a wonderful creative expression, an art form, which has survived generations. Since about seven hundred years, tapestries have combined art with the practical necessity of home decoration. The year 2009 has seen the return of tapestries in all their glory as fabulous, fashionable pieces of home décor.
    18424 ViewsWhat to Look for When Identifying Antique Jewelry  By : Danielle Lapidus
    To determine if a piece of jewelry is an antique, it is first important to identify the materials used in composition of the piece. Most early (Georgian through Victorian) pieces were made out of silver, which has an earthy, metallic smell! Pieces could also be made out of yellow gold (possibly gold filled or incorporating rolled gold), or pinchbeck, followed by platinum in Edwardian (1901-1910) times. White gold did not appear on the market until the 1920’s.
    16778 ViewsBadges That Won The West -- Lincoln County Sheriff's Badge  By : JoAnn Graham
    The Lincoln County Sheriff's badge recalls the violent 1870s, when a range war erupted between several ranchers and a trio of corrupt businessmen in the town of Lincoln.

    The most famous participant in the conflict was William Henry McCarty, a.k.a. William H. Bonney, better known as "Billy the Kid", though most of his fame resulted from his role in the Lincoln County War.
    15857 ViewsConvey Ultimate Class with These Invicta Watches  By : shakker
    The big event has arrived, and you’ve got all the bases covered. You are wearing your sharpest suit and you have picked out the ultimate power tie or the perfectly sophisticated jewelry and accessories. Even your shoes are the pinnacle of style.
    14059 ViewsHow to Take Proper Care of Humidors  By : Stewart Cobb
    Humidors are spaces (in the form of boxes or specialized buildings) with controlled humidity conditions, used for storage of things that sensitive to humidity fluctuations, and especially tobacco products like cigars and cigarettes.
    11530 ViewsTreat Your Cigars Well with a Quality Humidor  By : Cigar1
    A cigar humidor is a container that is used to store and preserve cigars. They are often wooden boxes that come in various sizes based on the number of cigars they are designed to hold, from a handful to several hundred or more.
    11010 ViewsBarbie And You – Do You Feel Empowered? – Mattel Joins The Girl Movement With "I Can Be" Academy  By : Toan Dinh1
    The makers of the Barbie doll [Mattel] have created an “I Can Be” Academy to inspire pre-teen girls to pursue some of the 125 careers Barbie has held since her debut in 1959.
    10543 ViewsFire Extinguishers History  By : andruenadal
    Before looking at the history of fire extinguishers, it would be better to start with what is a extinguisher. It is an active fire protection device used to control small fires in case of sudden break-outs of fire. Moreover, it is not intended to control fires of a large size.
    10035 ViewsGifts from the River  By : Dao
    Historian and researcher HoTan Phan has amassed an incredible collection of ancient pottery, all of which has been fished out of the rivers around Hue in Central Vietnam.
    9936 ViewsWatches: Different Types of Faces and Bracelets  By : shakker
    Picking out a fine timepiece is like shopping for a luxury automobile. Sure, you have your old beat-up car for running to the grocery store, but people don’t spend tens of thousands of dollars on a vintage ride to drive it to the Home Depot.
    9736 ViewsAntique Wheelchairs  By : Emmanuel Aubrey
    The chair and the wheel were two of man's earliest inventions, dating back to 4000 B.C. The first evidence of combining wheels with furniture was a Greek wheeled baby-bed, built in 530 B.C. It was not until 1595 that an actual wheelchair was invented.
    8668 ViewsMicroscope Maintenance  By : Kathy Brasch
    If the main bearing system needs adjustment you will should contact a qualified microscope repair technician to do this repair.
    8425 ViewsA ROYALIST FAN  By : Anna Checcoli
    The painful history of an unlucky royal family through a fan
    8008 ViewsDichroic Glass Bead Wonders  By : Jon Linch
    Beads may be created of a variety of resources like seeds, wood and plastic. But cup beads will be the very best versions through the element of looks as perfectly as durability. Cup as being a material is transparent and this will be the reason you can add pulsating shades and textures to these tumbler beads. There are numerous types of a glass beads like handmade dichroic goblet beads, Czech cup beads etc.
    7906 ViewsArchaeology Dig Raises Controversy About Jerusalem  By : Aubrey Moulton
    Eliat Mazar, Israeli Archaeologist, is claiming excavations newly conducted date back as far as 3,000 years. This lends credence to the view that the Bible is not only a tale but an real happening. She states that the ramparts protecting Jerusalem date back to King Solomon and demonstrate that Jerusalem was a powerful city with a sturdy localized ruling system. Mazar affirms that the evidence indicates that Jerusalem had resources and manpower required to assemble such massive defenses.
    7713 ViewsHow not to Clean your Original Paintings  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Many people are unsure of how to clean their oil paintings and following some old wives tales such as using potato or bread to clean your paintings do not work.
    7681 ViewsVillage to Vogue Arthur Smith Jewelry Brooklyn Exhibit  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Brooklyn Museum Jewelry exhibit showing Art Smiths Gold and Silver Jewelry Creations as well as other Jewelry designers products from vintage throught to modern Jewelry designs.
    7642 ViewsThe Beginning Of The Electric Razor  By : Scotty Yeager
    Regardless of who you are, or where you live on our planet, mainting body hair is a daily job for most all of us. Here is a short chronicle of the parentage of contemporary shaving devices used by almost everyone.
    7564 ViewsMagical Gemstone Used in Vintage Jewelry Design  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Gemstones have long been used in vintage Jewelry designs as well as more traditional jewelry. Various coloured gemstones are used as the main focus of some jewelry pieces but can often be used in vintage jewelry to just add the finishing touch to a jewelry design perfectly.
    7105 ViewsBuilding A Dollhouse From A Kit  By : Jayne Cremasco
    Creating your own dollhouse from a kit, should be a rewarding, and satisfying hobby. With the precision quality of today’s die cut dollhouse kits, pretty much anyone who can read and follow instructions, can create their own heirloom.
    6996 ViewsWhite Bedroom Furniture - How to Paint Shabby Chic White Bedroom Furniture  By : Gen Wright
    White bed room furniture is very versatile. The other wonderful thing about white bedroom furniture is that you can paint your walls any color.
    6952 ViewsChinese Traditional Culture - Paper Cutting  By : Venturiwang
    Paper cutting (jian zhi) is a traditional Chinese folk art, it could be seen in many parts of China during the Spring Festival.
    6922 ViewsStone Gifts - Excellent Stone Gifts to Decorate your Beautiful House.  By : anupuashai
    Everyone's biggest financial investment in their life is dreaming home. Most of the people are trying to build their own houses. However, decorating your home with some excellent stone accents will add some grace to your home. Here are some of the important stone gifts. Rustic refers to any style that has an inherent sense of simplicity. Rustic decor generally utilizes themes from previous ages.
    6856 ViewsMartial Arts Weapons UK Law  By : LTW Supplies
    Theres a peculiar relationship between UK law and martial arts weapons – butterfly knives, for example, are illegal in law but fine to sell in their static martial form. So who polices what?
    6832 ViewsVintage Cookbooks - Still Good for Recipe Ideas?  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Even in this day and age vintage cookery books can be useful when preparing a meal. Traditional foods such as game or food produce collected from the land will have many old recipes in vintage cookbooks that may not be so common in more recent cook books.
    6803 ViewsTHE HISTORY OF THE FAN  By : Anna Checcoli
    A TRAVEL THROUGH THE TIME
    6790 ViewsCheap Formal Dress - How To Blow them away On A Budget  By : Christina Meier
    How to make an impression in a cheap formal dress? You will get your answer right here. Every year there may be an abundance of events we would like or have to attend and we definitely do not want to be showing up in the identical dress on a regular basis, stunning as it may be). Now how are you to do it, when you’re on a budget? Of course you wish to look impressive, dazzling, beautiful and trendy, however the hundred dollar bills aren't growing in your purse, especially not several occasions a year, for that dance, and the wedding, where you’re going to be a bride’s maid, then there was . . ., oh yeah, and that party, where something semi-formal would be one of the best fit (and semi-formal does not equal semi-price-tag)
    6579 ViewsHungarian Vizsla ‘Yogi’ Wins Best In Show at Crufts  By : Chrisgyleo
    A seven-year-old Hungarian Vizla dog called Yogi, has beaten off competition to win Best in Show at the Crufts 2010 show held at the Birmingham National Exhibition Centre (NEC). Yogi is the first Hungarian Vizsla to win Best in Show. His handler, John Thirlwell said his "wonderful dog" from Carlisle, Cumbria, is likely to retire.
    6569 ViewsBinoculars Their Purchase And Care  By : Ray Cummings
    Of all the optical instruments, binoculars tend to be the most extensively used by tourists, sports enthusiasts, fisherman and also hunters.
    6542 ViewsPaper Airplane World Records  By : Victor Torrealba
    For a long time Paper Aircraft have been very seriously used by large Aerospace Aircraft manufacturers, for scientific and theory testing of aircraft behaviour. In this article brings together the facts most outstanding made with paper planes.
    6538 ViewsBadges That Won The West -- Texas Ranger's Badge  By : JoAnn Graham
    The Texas Ranger badge is the emblem for a proud tradition of service that stretches back over a century. Rugged frontier Indian fighters, revolutionaries, detectives and lawmen-- the Texas Rangers are the stuff of Western Legend.
    6495 Views2009 NFL Draft Impact on Fantasy Football (AFC)  By : Milton Doyle
    This article discusses the impact of the players drafted in the 2009 NFL Draft on fantasy football leagues. Players from teams in the AFC who factor into the world of fantasy football drafts are discussed.
    6394 ViewsMuskets vs. Rifles -- Which Would You Have Used?  By : JoAnn Graham
    Since a rifle has spiral grooves inside the barrel that impart spin to the bullet, improving both distance and accuracy, why did the armies of the 1500s, 1600s, 1700s and 1800s continue to use less accurate, smooth bore muskets as their primary weapons of war?
    6392 ViewsFun With Premade Scrapbook Pages  By : Max Luke
    Many people today have started the creative art of scrapbooking. This is a great way to spend free time and it helps them remain creative and express themselves in a positive light. Nowadays there are premade scrapbook pages that are available and this helps in finishing your project much faster.
    6387 ViewsCollecting Antique Axes  By : JP
    Descriptions of various types of axes.
    6307 ViewsEuropean Vs American Decorative Hardware Styles  By : Jimbo Ridgeway
    Ornamental hardware used within the home is not only functional but can be very ornate and looked upon by many as collectors items and unique works of art to be situated around the home for the most appealing overall effect.
    6264 ViewsThe Superior Energy of Personalized Trophies  By : Edward Hill
    An customized trophy is a profitable means of offering spectacular, but cheap awards for members who attain success in any match or sporting event.
    6109 ViewsSmoking cigars is a prestige now!  By : Turner E
    Have you recently started smoking? You must have tried several brands in cigarettes, and subsequently narrowed down on one for your regular smoke. Either you would opt for a mild one or a strong version! Similarly, in cigars, there are several brands available that can set one’s social status.
    6053 ViewsDating Jewelry - Precious Metal Hallmarks  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    The use of hallmarks on jewelry and objects made from precious metal began in the 1400’s, however many unmarked pieces exist. The passage of time and repair work has marred or eliminated marks from many pieces making them harder to identify the precious metal content, the country of manufacturer or the maker.
    5936 ViewsThe indelible memoirs of the United States Flag.  By : Flag Daddy
    The History of the American Flag is astonishing.
    5909 ViewsSoccer Training Tips - Attention All Soccer Coaches Involved in Kids Soccer  By : Gen Wright
    Before you coach any soccer team, make sure to read this. Coaching Kids soccer is not the same as coaching full time professionals. For starters, your kids are not as motivated or driven as the adult players.
    5905 ViewsThe Parts of a Traditional Wedding  By : Timothy Spencer
    The rite of Matrimony is one of the seven rites of passage for the Catholic faith. For centuries is has stood to be the most widely documented wedding format that has been adapted in several other countries and faith systems. Whilst parts of these may be freely modified, interchanged or even omitted, this article covers the updated tradition as a whole including the actual ceremony from the Catholic perspective.
    5884 ViewsHistory of Four Poster Beds and Colonial Four Poster Beds  By : Gen Wright
    It is believed that the first four poster beds were made in Austria during the 15th century. They were made in order to guard the sleeper from pests, insects and drafts.
    5572 ViewsVarieties of Cigars: A Brief Guide  By : Cigar1
    The wrapper is the outside layer of the cigar. As its name implies, it contains the contents of the cigar in a tight womb, binding it together. The wrapper is usually made of the larger and lower pieces of the tobacco plant.
    5438 ViewsAn Guide To Rugs  By : Ray Cummings
    Movable carpets having finished sides are known as area rugs. This phrase had been previously used for the clothing employed by human beings to protect their dogs and cats from climatic changes. Rugs can be made use of atop your carpets or perhaps on the plain floor. They can be found in a variety of colours and also styles and help customize the appearance for the room.A number of the different types of rugs are:
    5406 ViewsAbout Antique Tapestries  By : Jack M Patterson
    Tapestries have a rich history that dates back to the 16th century. Weaving has been done as far back as ancient Greek times. Originally, tapestries were used as large wall hangings that helped to keep out cold drafts. They were often woven to depict a historical event. Sometimes tapestries were used to make copies of famous paintings.
    5298 ViewsCollecting Grape Pattern Milk Glass  By : Cheryl Moody
    Many collectors of white milk glass love the pieces covered in grapes. These pieces frequently have full bunches of grapes dangling from vines with leaves. There are several different popular patterns in this theme, made by different companies. They are similar enough that some collectors will mix and match to get all the pieces they want, while other collectors will only acquire specific patterns or manufacturers.
    5225 Views10 Tips To Collecting Free Golf Autographs By Mail  By : Aurel Radulescu
    Collecting autographs is fun, rewarding and can even be free if you know the right technique. Every day, people are going to their mailbox and pulling out autographs from their favorite athletes, movie stars and other notables. If you are a golf fan and/or a collector of autographs, then you are in luck. This article will provide you with 10 important tips to making your autograph hunt successful.
    5225 ViewsIdentifying Gold Jewellery  By : Jamie Hanson
    There are different types of gold jewellery available at regular jewellery stores, offline or online. To make an informed decision before purchasing, you need to educate yourself on the various aspects of gold jewellery and understand the differences.
    5135 ViewsSuccession Planning for Collectibles  By : Laura du Toit
    Most of us prefer to ignore the inevitable – death. Ignoring this will unfortunately not prevent it from happening and the fact that it is going to happen will not go away. You owe it to your family to have a proper estate plan in place and if you are a collector provision must be made for the distribution of your collection by means of an art succession plan.
    5104 ViewsWhat are overview illustrated maps?  By : Jamie Hanson
    Panoramic illustrated maps are commonly used for college or university campuses, sites and area attractions. Illustrative maps are quite interesting as a person gets an artistic view of any place that is designed in a map work.
    5080 ViewsChoosing A Leather Sofa For Your Home  By : Mark Bailey
    Better than any other piece of furniture, leather in particular leather sofas provide a opulent appearance and sense that will without doubt enhance any rooms look. It is still suggested that you devote due thoughtfulness to the endless assortment of styles, colours and functions of each piece, before you make your final conclusion when purchasing one of these fine sofas.
    5030 ViewsA Little History of Origami Planes  By : Victor Torrealba
    The history of paper airplanes has in no way truly been established, but it is supposed that the first part of flying paper was probably a crumpled up part of the first paper throw aside to the trash. This paper, we will give you a little little of the science behind the history of the origami airplanes.
    4992 ViewsThe History of Nike Shoes  By : Micle
    Why Womens Nike Shoes Stand Out From The Rest
    4976 ViewsEssential Accessories for a Cigar Connoisseur  By : Cigar1
    It is not hard to recognize a cigar connoisseur when you see one. Picture this: the cigars are perfectly maintained, each with the flavor preserved to perfection and their color well-balanced with expert precision.
    4895 ViewsQuality Cigars: What to Look For  By : Cigar1
    Whether you are looking for a thoughtful gift for someone special, or a treat to savor for yourself, buying a quality cigar merits a careful selection process. Like most of the finer things in life, there are countless factors involved in choosing a quality cigar.
    4867 ViewsEngraving using Lasers  By : Jamie Hanson
    Engraving is an art to carve, cut or etch into a material or surface of wood, granite, marble, metal, plastics, glass or ceramics. This is a precision work requiring a high degree of accuracy and consistency, and is done by highly skilled people, adept in this art.
    4856 ViewsBOAT BUILDING  By : Bev Hayden
    Build your own boat for a fraction of the cost of buying one. How to go about finding a good set of boat plans and support.
    4813 ViewsCollectible Figurines - Which Are the Luckiest Creatures to Keep?  By : Monica Swanson
    Collectible China - Which Are the Luckiest Animals to Keep?
    4776 ViewsBest Regions for Cigars from Around the World  By : Cigar1
    The flavor and aroma of a cigar is directly impacted by its country of origin. Variations in soil conditions, temperature, humidity, sunlight and a myriad of other unique factors all come into play to create distinct characteristics in tobacco leaves.
    4731 ViewsCollectibles Museums Online(tm)  By : Collectibles-Articles.com
    --World's Largest Collectibles Museums Online List(tm)
    4576 ViewsRecommendations for Keeping Your Jewelry Looking Brand New  By : Organization1
    Jewelry gets dirty with simple daily wear. It is exposed to the elements, rubs up against oily skin and gets smudged by makeup, food bits, etc. That is why, at the very least, you should regularly wipe down your jewelry with a clean, smooth, 100 percent cotton cloth. This is especially true with jewelry you wear often – like a wedding ring or watch.
    4571 ViewsSapphire Gemstone Jewelry use and History  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Sapphire gemstones use and history of the Blue sapphire stone. A powerful stone that invokes love and can be used to heal the Sapphire has a rich and wonderful history.
    4416 ViewsYamaha Bikes Are Preferred  By : Max Luke
    The Japanese company called Yamaha started making motorcycles in 1995 and they have been a large hit with many owners since that time. There have been numerous models that have achieved a cult status among bike lovers all over the world.
    4406 ViewsPorcelain - Transfer Print or Hand Painted?  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    A common error made by individuals new to handling decorated porcelain is mistaking transfer printing for hand painting. A transfer print can fool the untrained eye, mistaking it for hand painting. Mistakes occur because the lovely portrait or floral image under examination is either well made or because the bottom of the piece is stamped, 'Hand Painted' when it is not, or when it is only partially hand painted.
    4385 ViewsFlowers and Their Meanings  By : Danny V
    A blushing bride walks down the aisle exuding with beauty. It is the moment where a woman is believed to be the prettiest in her life. It is where all eyes are on her. She brings a bouquet of flowers which in turn gives a flattering remark to how wonderful she looks in the day of her wedding.
    4367 ViewsRossi Firearms Versatile and Affordable  By : Chad Reimer
    The Rossi rifles and revolvers that have a special place in the hearts and hands of so many Americans.
    4289 ViewsPeak Flavor of Cigars: How to Maintain It  By : Cigar1
    The cigar in your hand is your favorite thickness, favorite length, and the taste puts you in a good mood even on a rotten day,cigars get better with age, if maintained properly. This can be accomplished with a humidor,which preserves the cigar’s ultimate flavor and prevents damage.
    4275 ViewsWall Art Tips  By : Jamie Hanson
    Wall art decoration in your house reflects your personality and makes quite an impact. In our times, wall pictures have become a necessary accessory in homes and to create a great interior it is imperative to collect wall art that go with the room's style and color background.
    4212 ViewsHis Most Famous Painting (The Raising of the Cross) - Paul Rubens  By : Annette Labedzki
    Peter Paul Rubens (born June 28, 1577) was one of the most charismatic and influential Flemish painters of the 'Renaissance' period. His bold interpretation of the mythological stories and their dramatic rendition on the canvas made him a pioneer in the 'European' style of painting. Peter had adopted the 'Baroque' style of painting, exuberating struggle and drama. He personified allegorical characters and rendered them on canvas, depicting their trauma, emotional struggle, and their sheer bravery, as is best evident in his "The Raising of the Cross" or "The Elevation of the Cross," which depicted the last stages of Jesus Christ during his crucifixion.
    4202 ViewsWhat is Abstract Art?  By : Jamie Hanson
    One of the main characteristics of abstract art is that it removes the monotonous realism. It does not make the subject in an abstract painting recognizable.
    4164 ViewsElegant Sidearms of the Old West - Wild Bill's Engraved Navy Colts  By : JoAnn Graham
    James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickock's favorite sidearms were a pair of elegantly engraved, ivory-handled 1851 Navy Colt cap and ball .36 caliber revolvers.
    4161 ViewsTraining Equipment  By : LTW Supplies
    Good training equipment for martial arts crosses boundaries between old and new – pieces of kit unchanged for centuries used in conjunction with high-tech modern gym fixtures.
    4152 ViewsCleaning Your Microscope  By : Kathy Brasch
    Customer often asks what they can do to keep their microscopes clean and in good working condition. Listed below are some questions raised along with our suggestions:
    4134 ViewsThe Lifespan of Live Christmas Trees  By : Helen Walker
    Live Christmas trees are the only way to celebrate the holidays the natural way. ChristmasFarms.com offers a wide selection of renewable, live Christmas trees that will complement your holiday decor and green lifestyle.
    4119 ViewsHow Those Highly Attractive Quartz Tiles are Made  By : Lisa K Ray
    Almost everybody who sees them loves them, because they really tend to look good. They are easy to maintain. And they are rather durable. Obviously we are talking about quartz tiles, which we are seeing more and more people opting for, especially for their kitchen countertop tiling and similar applications.
    4107 ViewsMurray Pedal Cars  By : James R Shaw
    Although pedal cars date to around the time the Murray company was founded, they are not known to have offered a range of pedal toys until 1940. In 1940 and 1941, they produced many different Murray/Steelcraft pedal toys, mainly modeled after Chrysler, Pontiac, and several other actual car makes rather than new designs specifically meant for pedal cars.
    4091 ViewsModern Art  By : Art2Arts
    Is modern art, like the classical art before it, growing old? Unlike representational art, modern art tells a different truth to every viewer – a fact that will keep it young forever.
    4036 ViewsSea Shell Collecting in Virginia:The Barrier Islands to Hampton Roads  By : J.C. Banks
    Beaches of the Virginia Coast yield sea shells such as knobby whelks, channeled whelks, moon snails, periwinkles, scallops, ocean quahogs, hard clams, mussels, drills, angels wings, jingles, limpets, cockles and others.
    4031 ViewsRoyal Vienna and the Beehive Mark: Real or Fake?  By : www.Marks4Antiques.com
    It turns out that the term Royal Vienna and the “beehive” mark occur frequently on fine Porcelain and China pieces, mostly on items of decorative appeal. Yet, in our research, we have often found that there are several meanings attached. To begin with, there is not and never was a company or factory called "Royal Vienna." Many Collectors have used this term to refer to the “Imperial and Royal Porcelain Manufactory" in Vienna, Austria, and in operation ca 1718 - 1864 only.
    3971 ViewsHow a Hand-Grenade Works  By : John Homes
    How a Hand-Grenade Kills reveals the background of, and step-by-step procedure used to deploy a M-67 Grenade.
    3895 Views10 More Things You Did Not Know You Could do in Bali  By : Joanna M Lawson
    Here the second part of my starter list of new things you may want to try when you are next in Bali. (For the first section, just search for “10 Things You Did Not Know You Could do in Bali”).
    3859 ViewsWhat's My President Kennedy Memorabilia Really Worth?  By : Lori Ferber
    More than forty five years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy memorabilia and souvenirs from the life and times of JFK are still the most cherished - and most often collected items of any U.S. President.

    It also means that every day we receive requests for free appraisals for just about every imaginable item relating to the former President and his family.
    3807 ViewsWhat Wine Types Are Hot For 2010?  By : Saad Hafez
    Before we consider the question of what wine types are hot for 2010, we must first understand the various types of wines and the reasons for their specific classifications. The first category of wines is by color, as red wine and white wine. The second classification is by the type of grape fruits used for preparation of the wines. The third grouping is based on the country or region of origin of the wine and the grapes. The fourth categorization is done on specific qualities or features, such a
    3786 ViewsVintage 16mm Projectors  By : karl donald
    It was in the days of the Great Depression when 16mm projectors made their debut in the world, and they were the main attraction for many moviegoers. The earliest versions of the projector were produced by Bell and Howell and Eastman Kodak, whom turned out to be the most influential voices in the business. Once sound was introduced the projectors had to run at least 24 feet of film per second, but in those days the technology only have to push the film at about 17 feet per second.
    3774 ViewsThe History of Denim  By : 4Ps--Marketing
    Denim is perhaps the most worn item of clothing on the planet and its popularity can be put down to a number of things. Denim is made from rugged twill-woven cotton and is popular due to its sleek lines, diverse styles and durability. Denim is sometimes mistaken for cotton duck but is easily indentified from its diagonal ribbing that is produced from the way that the warp fibers intertwine with the weft.
    3739 ViewsOrganizational Tips for Jewelry Collectors  By : Organization1
    There are countless ways to organize your jewelry. Whatever system you select – and no matter the size of your collection – be consistent. If it’s a small collection, keep it visible. If it’s a large collection, keep it organized so you remember what you have.
    3701 ViewsCollecting Old Avon Bottles  By : Alana Morgaine
    You probably started your collection of old Avon bottles simply because they were pretty. The Avon's fragrance line for men and women had some interesting shaped bottles. There were animals, cars and women's figurines to name just a few of the designs old Avon bottles used to come in.
    3670 ViewsBingo Rules and Etiquette - Learn How to Play Bingo  By : Victoria Hopkins
    A mainly lighthearted look at both the written and unwritten rules surrounding bingo. As with most things in life, there is a way to proceed correctly and bingo is no exception!
    3666 ViewsDiscontinued Wedgewood China  By : Rick Stevens
    Josiah Wedgwood founded the Wedgwood Company in the mid 18th
    century in Stoke on Trent, England. The company got it's start
    as a pottery firm. As their reputation for excellence grew,
    Wedgwood branched out to include many different china patterns,
    art, collectibles, and everyday dinnerware.
    3480 ViewsThe Most Expensive Stamps  By : Mathieu Deprez
    A quick review of some of the most expensive stamps in the world.
    3457 ViewsAmerican Potteries  By : Karen Bradsell
    Abingdon Pottery began making art pottery in 1934. Raymond E. Bidwell established it in Abingdon, Illinois in 1908. It was originally called the
    Abingdon Sanitary Manufacturing Company. The factory closed its doors in 1950.
    3447 ViewsInterpreting Makers Marks on China and Porcelain  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Many experienced collectors and dealers of pottery say it is important to not only research the mark or backstamp but to consider the shape, decoration, and type of ware as well, before coming to a definitive conclusion as to maker. For example, if an item is said to be a Staffordshire pottery spill vase, circa 1850, yet the piece is made of hard paste porcelain – we know this is a fake because Staffordshire pottery was not made from hard paste porcelain.
    3442 Views1920's Telephones  By : Dean Dooley
    No antique item from the early 20th century creates as much
    emotion as the telephone. For many who grew up in a world before
    cell phones and text messaging, using a telephone was a means of
    formal communication.
    3430 ViewsTIAS.com releases the top 30 antique and collectible searches of 2008  By : TIAS.com
    TIAS.com (http://www.tias.com) the Webs largest online antique and collectible mall, has released their annual report on the most requested search terms used by people looking for for antiques and collectibles online in 2008.
    3391 ViewsThe Italian Exhibition - London 1888  By : Anna Checcoli
    A fan with Qeen Margherita and King Umberto I
    3379 ViewsJewelry Enamels  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Enamel is the hard vitreous substance (composed of glass and inorganic pigments used to produce color) fused to a metal jewelry object through the use of heat, and enameling is the technique by which the substance is applied. The object is heated until the glass begins to soften and flow.
    3341 ViewsHarley-Davidson Police Motorcycles  By : B Corcoran
    Harley started producing motorcycles for police departments in 1908 and has been doing so ever since. Today there are police on Harleys in 45 countries. Harleys are used in more than 3,400 police agencies in the U.S. alone.
    3332 ViewsOfficial Collector Names List  By : Collectibles-Articles.com
    All these names are found in at least one dictionary. There are other terms used by collectors that are common, but not yet recorded as "official" by a dictionary.
    3246 ViewsFrom Hitler's Bunker to James Bond; The Walther PPK  By : Randall Graham
    The Walther PPK is one of the most famous pistols of all time, and takes its rightful place in history.
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