Christmas Antiques and Collectibles

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Energy saving LED Christmas lights have been on the scene for several years, but until the last year they've left a lot to be desired.

If you collect Christmas stuff, hopefully you are searching for your goodies all year long. Although holiday collectibles are becoming more and more popular, bargains can still be found.

Collecting Holiday goodies is one of the most popular forms of collecting, with numerous sub-categories that include antique, new and handcrafted pieces.

Ornaments, Santas, Angels, Nativities can be found in all price ranges and stores ranging from Walmart to Neiman Marcus. In fact it's a little too easy to get carried away with Christmas collecting with so many choices. New or old, find the …

Christmas Decorating: It's Your Grandmother's Christmas

If you collect antique Christmas lights, you might want be interested in these great hangers for them.

Decorating for the Holidays using Antiques and newer collectibles.

Image gallery of popular Christmas collectibles including Radko, Breen, Old World, Lynn Haney and more.

The A to Z of holiday links and articles.

What can you say about an association that knows where the next five conventions will be held? The first thing that comes to mind is passion, a passion for the stuff they love and collect.

What do you know about the Christmas Cracker, does the name Tom Smith mean anything to you? It should!

Learn more about the history of the Christmas Cracker from Peter Kimpton, the King of the Christmas Cracker.

Collecting Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Christmas Crafts -- Broken Ornament Mirror Project. Make a sparkly mirror frame with broken ornaments.

Want to use your collectibles for Christmas in a different way? Check out a few of these ideas.

The Golden Glow is a devoted to the Antique Christmas Collectibles

What's your tackiest christmas decoration? How about an inflatable outhouse?

A small collection of antique santa claus toys

Does anything shout Christmas more than the villages of Department 56, probably not.