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A Treasury of Scottie Dog Collectibles
by Candace Davis, Patricia Baugh
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Collector Books (1998-05)
ISBN: 1574320602
EAN: 9781574320602
Binding/Media: Paperback - 176 pages
Edition: illustrated edition
SKU: O 42
Condition: Very Good
Comments: 1998. 8.5 x 11, 175 pages, Volume One, Paperback, Book is in Very Good Condition. 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.) ( « if ( document.getElementById ) { document.writeln('less'); } )
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Product Description
The Scottie has been used in advertising for many years and a wide variety of products, from cleaning supplies to liquor. Items and accessories have been produced for years utilizing this little creature's likeness. Today, dog lovers as well as collectors are 'digging' for everything imaginable - from banks, bookends, ashtrays, prints, toys, and even jewelry. Longtime collectors Patricia Baugh and Candace Davis have compiled an extensive guide to these popular, often valuable collectibles. Over 800 items are showcased in full color, described in detail, and given a collector value. They have also included essential information such as historical background, lists of Scotties found in movies and books, as well as club and internet information and sources for new, modern Scottie items. Priced and illustrated. AUTHORBIO: Candace Davis owns and operates several small businesses, including Scottie Treasures, Nana's Cottage, Fancywork, and Angus Stitches. Besides collecting Scottie dog items, she collects Russian lacquer boxes, chocolate molds, needlework samplers, and books. AUTHORBIO: A musician and teacher by trade, Patricia Baugh's passion is collecting. Not only does she collect Scottie dog collectibles, but her house is filled with flamingos, Depression glass, Blue Willow china, vintage music books, cairn terrier collectibles, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer books. REVIEW: This book contains no repeats from the authors' other two volumes and is set up in the same chapter format as the successive volumes - home and office, jewelry and accessories, textiles, fine art, printed material, kitchen and entertaining, and Number
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