Collectibles A - Z
By Barbara Crews, About.com Guide
Need more proof? Check out this A to Z list of different collectibles. Don't see your favorite collectible here? Email me and I'll fill in the gaps!
- Collectibles A:
- Collectibles B:
- Collectibles C:
- Collectibles D-E:
- Collectibles F-G:
- Collectibles H-K:
- Collectibles L:
- Collectibles M-N:
- Collectibles O-P:
- Collectibles Q:
- Collectibles R
- Collectibles S:
- Collectibles T-Z:
- Collectibles U - Z:
- Collectibles U - Z:
Collectibles A:
From Avon Decanters to the Apollo 13, collectibles come in all price ranges and can fit into all life styles from pack rat to minimalist.
Collectibles B:
If you think all glass ornaments are similar in design and style, take a look at Patricia Breen. She's brought a whole new direction to the contemporary glass ornament, costly and contemporary designs.
- Blenko Glass
- Book Collecting
- Boyds Bears
- Breen, Patricia
- Britains Miniatures
- Brooklyn Flea
- Brush Pottery
- Buzza Company
Collectibles C:
Over the past few years the most searched for collectible term has been the cookie jar. That doesn't mean they are being sold or bought more than other collectibles, there are just a lot out there and everyone wants to know if their jar is the valuable one!
- California Pottery Companies
- Campaign Pins
- Canton First Monday Trade Days
- Cassidy, Hopalong
- Cavanagh, Henry
- Celebrate 365
- Chein Company
- Cherished Teddies
- Cherry Designs
Collectibles D-E:
Have you seen Elvis lately If you haven't, you're just not looking! Elvis' popularity has never decreased and, thanks to Priscilla, his image is more alive today than ever.
Collectibles F-G:
One might not realize what the most expensive collectibles are on this list, unless you collect antique fishing lures. Although lures can be found in all price ranges, the serious collector needs deep pockets.
- Fabrege Eggs
- Fenton Facts
- Flea Market Travels
- Fireworks Collecting
- Fisher Price
- Fishing Lures
- Fitz and Floyd
- Flanner, Teena
- Flapjack Toys
- Frankoma Pottery
- Folk Art
- G.I. Joe
- Ghoultide Gathering
- Glass Ornaments
- Glass Lustres
- Glasses - Cartoon & Promotional
- Gnomes
- Golden Glow
- Gonder Ceramics
- Gordon, Paul - Contemporary Folk Artist
Collectibles H-K:
Halloween is a favorite collecting category for many collectors, that has both good news and bad news. The good news is many items have been reproduced by modern companies and are easily affordable for new collectors. Unfortunately that's also the bad news for long-time collectors.
- Hallmark Ornaments
- Halloween
- Happy Memories Collectibles
- Harry Potter
- Hingeheads
- Hobby Lobby
- Holt/Grant Howard Pixies
- Hopalong Cassidy
- Howdy Doody
- M.I. Hummel
- Judaica
- Joy to the World
- Kachina Dolls
- Keebler and Ernie
- Kinkade, Thomas
- Kirscht, Matthew
- Kitchen Tools Pictures and Prices
- Kovsh
Collectibles L:
Little Red Riding Hood cookie jars are some of the most popular among collectors, which means one problem. That popularity and value make them ripe for reproduction cheaters. Learn more about what you have or what you are buying.
- Lammermuir Miniature Animals
- Landmark Creations
- Little Red Riding Hood Cookie Jars
- The Lefton Company
- LEGOs
- Louisville Stoneware
Collectibles M-N:
Even though it's been many decades after Marilyn's death, she is still a very popular subject for newly licensed items. If you're interested in vintage Marilyn items, look no further than the world's most expensive dress, also known as the Happy Birthday Mr. President dress.
- Marbles
- Marilyn Monroe
- The Marx Toy Company
- Mary Rose Young Pottery
- McCoy Pottery
- Medical Antiques
- Mickey Mouse
- Mid-Century Modern
- Morton Pottery
- Movie Memorabilia
- Movie Posters
- My Little Pony
- Nativities and Creches
- Ne'Qwa Art
- Nutcrackers
- Navajo Blankets
Collectibles O-P:
One of the more interesting prices seen on auction sites are for Peanuts comic strips, autographed strips from Schulz sell for amazingly high prices and original Peanuts comic strips are as good as money in the bank!
- Old World Christmas
- Olympic Memorabilia
- Ornaments to Remember
- Peanuts Comic Art
- PEZ
- Phone Card Collecting
Collectibles Q:
Quizzes for collectors, fun, serious and trivial. Try out a few and see how you do.
Collectibles R
When mentioning collectibles, nothing typifies an Americana image more than the smiling faces of Raggedy Ann and Andy. Regardless of trends or fads -- they've always had the red, white and blue spirit.
Collectibles S:
Learn more about selling vintage scarves, check out Scott Smith an amazing doll artist or find out more about collecting State Quarters. Did anyone not collect them?
- Scarves - Vintage
- Shawnee Pottery
- Sock Monkeys
- Guide to Collecting Sports Cards
- Slavic Treasures
- Smith, Scott - Contemporary Doll Artist
- Spatterware
- Snow Children
- Star Trek: TV, Movies & Collectibles
- Star Wars
- Starnes Pottery
- State Quarters
- Statue of Liberty
- Steiff
- Strongwater, Jay
Collectibles T-Z:
Do you have a few old concert t-shirts in the back of the closet? Before you throw them in the rag box, take a look at what they can sell for. Vintage t-shirts are one of the few items that "the more wear, the more valuable" concept applies.
- T-Shirts Vintage
- Teapots
- Teeters, Denise - Cookie Jar Artist
- Thibault, Debbee - Holiday Folk Artist
- Tiki Mug Collectibles
- Tin Sand Pails
Collectibles U - Z:
One might not realize that Uglydolls and Urban Vinyl are both toys, unusual toys that is. One appeals mostly to kids and the other more to grownup kids.
Collectibles U - Z:
One might not realize that Uglydolls and Urban Vinyl are both toys, unusual toys that is. One appeals mostly to kids and the other more to grownup kids.
