Collecting the Erie Canal

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The Erie Canal was opened in 1825 and extended 360 miles across New York State. As the longest canal in the world at that time, it was regarded as one of the great wonders of the world. Collectibles of canal nostalgia include paintings, postage stamps, china plates, broadsides and maps.

History, Canals, Erie Canal

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Collecting African-American books

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Books authored by African-Americans are increasingly being sought after as collectibles. The first books of authors who went on to greater fame are now especially prized. First editions by black women authors are also in demand.

Social aspects, African American authors, African American writers, Book collecting

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Collecting the art of Rose O'Neill

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O'Neill is known mainly for her kewpie drawings, which first appeared in 1909 in 'Ladies Home Journal.' She has also done many other types of illustrations. A guide to prices of her drawings and tips on collecting are given.

Works, Drawing, O'Neill, Rose

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