Button up

Article Abstract:

Several styles of buttonhooks were made from many materials during late 19th century. These items, which were very inexpensive at the time sell today for $10 to $100. Purchasers can find them in antique and vintage clothing stores. Tips on using a buttonhook are included.

Equipment and supplies, Buttons, Hooks

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All that glitters

Article Abstract:

Iron pyrite, also known as 'fool's gold' and marcasite, has been popular for many years. Jewelry, cigarette cases, combs and other objects were often decorated with marcasite. This jewelry is easy to find, but buyers should shop carefully for quality.

Jewelry, Pyrites

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