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THE UNRIVALED REFERENCE BOOK FOR COLLECTORS

Collecting has entered a renaissance. With the end of the century fast approaching, people are scrambling for collectibles of all kinds--and since your tastes differ from those of your grandparents, you deserve a guide designed specifically with your interests in mind. Written by a man who knows the business inside out, Harry L. Rinker The Official Price Guide to Collectibles is the only book you'll ever need when hunting for those lost treasures from childhood--the toys you played with, the objects you grew up with--plus new, cutting-edge items that won't be covered in other price guides for years!

[ ] AUTHORITATIVE. Harry L. Rinker The Official Price Guide to Collectibles covers more than 425 major collecting categories, from Abingdon Pottery to Yellow Ware. Those categories appearing for the first time feature Beanie Babies, CDs, David Winter Cottages, Howard Holt, Kemple Glass, Motion Lamps, Scandinavian Glass, Tonka, and Warner Brothers--plus dozens of categories found exclusively in this sourcebook, including Hallmark ornaments, hi-fi equipment, and paint-by-numbers sets.

[ ] COMPREHENSIVE. Each category includes a brief history, collecting tips, reference books, periodicals, collector clubs, and vital information on reproductions.

[ ] UP-TO-DATE with all the latest collecting trends and hottest market information.

[ ] FULLY ILLUSTRATED with nearly five hundred photographs--plus a beautiful eight-page color insert.

Harry L. Rinker is a prolific antiques and collectibles editor and author of such titles as Dinnerware of the 20th Century, Stemware of the 20th Century, Silverware of the 20th Century, and Price Guide to Flea Market Treasures. His opinions and commentary have been seen in Business Week, Money, and U.S. News and World Report. Television credits include Oprah, The Today Show, Good Morning America, and Inside Edition. His "Rinker on Collectibles  column appears in leading trade and daily newspapers across the country.