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The real estate boom has come and gone. The stock market is always a risky business. Today the smart money is in antiques and collectibles: you don't need much to get started, and the market for everything from furniture to folk art, from bottles to baseball cards, is just beginning to explode! Bruce Johnson, the expert called the "Dear Abby" of antiques, shows how you can turn today's bargains and discounts into tomorrow's hot money-making deals. Here are hundreds of inside tips that show you how to: -- Get in on the bottom floor before prices begin to go through the roof -- Enter the business without a formal education or a sizable investment -- Expand your operation and increase your income without taking time away from your present job -- Find the best sales, the best days to attend, and the best deals -- Negotiate bargains with dealers -- and beat them at their own game -- Create print ads for your wares that will pull in customers eager to buy -- Sell your treasures at a profit from your home, or at flea markets, yard and garage sales, auctions, and antique malls Plus: More than thirty antiques-related services you can run from your home, including caning, appraising, and refinishing.

The second edition of our popular Internet guide gives us the same well-rounded scope of collecting on the Internet, with updated information to match the ever-changing World Wide Web. In a brand new introduction, cyberspace expert and author Nancy L. Hix chronicles her most memorable experiences gathering antiques and collectibles on the Internet and primes you with new web sites to buy, sell, and trade collectibles. In several new sections, this edition adds information for the antique enthusiasts who use the Internet to hunt for treasures. Whether it's antiques or collectibles, she shows you how to bargain with people on the Internet. You'll learn to use auction sites with confidence, while making your auctions stand out among the rest. This book is vital if you utilize the Internet for your collectibles pursuits. It's full of facts, tips, and step-by-step procedures for buying, selling, and trading in the high-tech collecting world.

Antique Boat Museum - The Antique Boat Museum in Clayton, NY hosts an antique boat show each July. It is the largest freshwater antique boat show in the United States.

MAPS Aero Expo - The MAPS Aero Expo is an aircraft exposition show featuring antique aircraft and modern aircraft on display for the public in Akron, Ohio at the Akron Fulton International Airport. The Expo features aircraft for visitors to see up close as well as arial demonstrations in both fighter jets and antique planes.

Show-within-a-show - A show-within-a-show is a fictional television show featured within the fictional universe of a real television show. It often features a frame story.

The Big Show (TV show) - A comedy/variety/music program patterned after the Ed Sullivan Show and the Carol Burnett Show which was broadcast by NBC in 1980. Its mix of comedy skits and musical acts seemed stale and old-fashioned and the show did not last more than one season.

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