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Collector's Guide to Candy Containers, Identification & Value: Identification & Values
by Douglas M. Dezso, J. Leon Poirier, Rose D. Poirier, Leon J. Poirier
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Collector Books (1997-12)
ISBN: 1574320092
EAN: 9781574320091
Dewy Decimal #: 748.8
Paperback: 199 pages
Condition: Very Good
Comments: Paperback, 1998, 8.5 x 11, 199 pages. Book is in Very Good Condition. Cover shows minimal wear. Book is completely intact with inside pages in Very Good condition with no tears and with no notations (no pencil marks, no underlining, no highlighting, etc.) Fast Service. Books well packed.
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Product Description
The first glass candy container figure was the Liberty Bell, commemorating the country's centennial celebration in 1876. Beginning with the history of candy containers, this book is organized into categories such as aviation, buildings, boats, holidays, musical, windmills, and cars. It displays over 500 color photos of virtually every candy container known to exist.
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Customer Reviews
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A Beauty of a Book for Candy Containers Collectors !
Rating  (4)
Date: 2000-04-09
7 out of 7 customers found this reveiw helpful
A super, 200 page book complete with more than 500 large, sharp, full color photos. Plenty of background information is included. Major topics run from: Candy Container Descriptions, Animals, Cars, Characters and Fire Engines, to Motorcycles, Musical, Racers and Windmills. Collectors will surely enjoy looking at these great photos. Item descriptions are very complete. Values are provided. A very useful and enjoyable reference.
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THE single BEST source for Info. on this GROWING collectable
Rating  (5)
Date: 2000-01-01
5 out of 5 customers found this reveiw helpful
This book is packed with photos of both common and scarce pieces. The information on these beautiful items is unmatched and worth owning for the pictures alone. My personal collection has more than tripled in size with the new found knowledge contained within the pages. You'll be thrilled as a collector and "armed" as a dealer. Don't go antiquing without it!
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