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Trademarks of the 1950s
— By Tina Skinner
$29.95
More than 2,000 trademarks, logos, and typefaces display the creative mindset of the 1950s. These marks include clothing companies, drugstore products, alcohol and cigars, and food and dairy products. The marks are arranged numerically by registration number from the U.S. Patent and Trade Office, with the USPTO's unique coding system...
An Encyclopedia of German Tradenames and Trademarks 1900-1945
— By W. Darrin Weaver
$59.99
This comprehensive and easy to use reference covers the prominent brand names and proprietary markings that appear on German small arms, optics and edged weapons between 1900-1945 and is aimed at the World War II German militaria, cutlery, and small arms collector. The author provides a broad overview of the...
American Jewelry Manufacturers
— By Dorothy T. Rainwater
$69.99
The identification and dating of American jewelry heretofore has been difficult because few pieces bear standard markings and the references have been diverse, hard to find, and incomplete. Using old trade journals and their related directories as her primary sources, the eminent silver historian Dorothy Rainwater has exhaustively compiled here...
Clock & Watch Companies 1700s-2000s
— By Steven R. Mallory
$99.99
This two-volume set is an essential reference work dedicated to clock companies that have kept time for us from the late 1600s through the early 2000s. The comprehensive text explores mechanical and electric clock companies; clock retail and part supplier firms; clock related foundry companies; clock label printers; and trademarks,...
Japanese Toys
— By William C. Gallagher
$49.95
In the 1950s and '60s, fine-quality Japanese-made toys flooded the market and sold popularly at five and dime stores worldwide. A top-notch Japanese manufacturer of these toys was Toplay Ltd., recognized by their T.P.S. trademark, who also made toys for importers like LINEMAR, Cragstan, Frankonia, Rosko, and Mego. Over 265...
Playtime Pottery and Porcelain from The United Kingdom and The United States
— By Lorraine Punchard
$29.95
Here is a wide range of children's play dishes of worldwide distribution to help you identify and date sets. Over 400 full-color photographs, showing thousands of pieces as well as trademarks and markings, accompany the description of tea sets, dinner sets, and other children's play items. Organized by their country...
Encyclopedia of American Silver Manufacturers
— By Dorothy T. Rainwater
$29.99
The fifth edition of the world's most comprehensive book on silver manufacturing, selling, and collecting. With photos and illustrations of more than 2,300 silver marks as well as brief histories and cross-references of more than 1,600 silver manufacturers, this is the most comprehensive reference source on manufacturing, selling, and collecting...
Kunststoffe
— By W. Darrin Weaver
$40.00
This book is the first comprehensive and easy to use reference since World War II covering prominent German wartime plastics manufacturers and products. Aimed squarely at World War II German militaria, ordnance, and small arms collectors, the author provides a concise account of the constituents and manufacturing processes, markings, codes,...
Boxes Full of Corkscrews
— By Donald A. Bull
$59.95
In 836 color photographs and engaging text, this book provides the reader with a superb survey of hundreds of corkscrews, all accompanied by their original boxes, wrappers, and packaging. Old and new corkscrews (both 19th and 20th centuries) of every variety are on display, including bar mounts, direct pulls, figurals,...
Omega Designs
— By Anton Kreuzer
$59.99
Omega has become the watchmaker with the highest name recognition in timekeeping for personal and sports events worldwide. If the father owned an Omega, so does the son. This important color-illustrated new book presents, an illustrated description of all the watch movements manufactured by the Omega Watch Co. since the...
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