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Precious Collections of Precious Moments

scbrown85 — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 17:07:00 GMT

Tips for Collecting Precious Moments

Do your research! Become familiar with the different lines of Precious Moments and the Precious Moments market through reading information online, in books, or in magazines. The more you know about what you are collecting, the more you will appreciate how unique each and every figurine is, and the more informed you will be as a consumer when it comes to understanding accurate Precious Moments values and pricing.

Mentally organize your collection. Do you want to collect Precious Moments from a particular time period? Do you want your collection to only include a certain line of Precious Moments? Maybe you will even decide that you want an eclectic collection based purely on personal preference! Either way, it is important to have some direction in mind when you begin any collection – it help you to stay interested in your hobby!

Most experts will tell you to stay away from Precious Moments figurines with hairline cracks or other imperfections. This is sound advice if you have any expectation of reselling your figurine in the future. However, if you are primarily buying your Precious Moments for personal enjoyment, and the discount is fair, you can afford rarer figurines for your collection that you might not otherwise be able to afford by buying a slightly damaged figurine. Often, minor damage is not noticeable when a Precious Moments figurine is displayed.

If you are serious about collecting your Precious Moments for resale in the future, it is good to purchase a good collectors guide. Check out "The Official Precious Moments Collector's Guide to Figurines" by John and Malinda Bomm. Guise such as this explain the significance of manufacturer's marks on the figurines, which determine age, production run and other information to aid the collector in determining the value of the figurine.

Look for resources from which to buy your figurines. Many retail stores carry the most recently manufactured items. There are many Internet resources as well (see below).

Check out the iTaggit.com Value Tool to find current information on market prices of Precious Moments figurines.

Thing about how you want to store your Precious Moments collectibles. A nice cabinet should protect the items from accidental breaking and from humidity and light, which damage collectibles over time. If you are storing them out of sight, make sure to keep the original boxes to store them in. This protects them from damage and also adds to their value. Precious Moments with the original box are much more valuable than without. If you don’t have the original box for some of your figurines, make sure you wrap them in acid-free paper to protect their colorings and protect them with foam or bubble wrap to keep them from breaking.

Places to Buy Precious Moments

eBay.com

Amazon.com

PreciousMoments.com

Cherrylanecollection.com

WorldCollectorsnet.com

Collectibleshopping.com

Buy.com

GrandmasGiftware.com

Countrynmoregifts.com

Bedbathandbeyond.com

LangtonInfo.com

CoolKidsUniverse.com

Places to Share your Love of Precious Moments with Fellow Precious Moments Fans

Interact with others that share your passion. Networking with other Precious Momentscollectors in your community or online is a great way to make new friends and learn about your hobby. Sign up on forum websites and online club websites dedicated to porcelain dolls and get social! If you really enjoy networking, consider attending a doll convention as a great way to meet fellow collectors, take part in workshops, listen to speeches and lectures, and see a huge variety of dolls for sale!

www.Facebook.com/pages/I-Collect-Precious-Moments/103812352988318

www.PreciousMomentsCommunity.com/

Collectibles.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.preciousmoments.com/content.cfm/clubs

The History of Precious Moments
(Courtesy of http://www.preciousmoments.com)

It all began more than thirty years ago, when Precious Moments® creator Sam Butcher began drawing the endearing teardrop-eye children he called "Precious Moments" as gifts for family and friends. Today, his Precious Moments artwork is among the most recognized art in the world, sharing messages of loving, caring and sharing with collectors from around the globe.

A man of deep personal faith and conviction, Sam demonstrated artistic talent at an early age and, encouraged by his Mother, he pursued formal art training following his high school graduation. His dedication earned him a scholarship to the College of Arts & Crafts in Berkeley.

In the early 1970s, Sam and a friend, Bill Biel, started a small company to produce his Precious Moments art on a line of cards and posters, calling their company Jonathan & David. They took their goods to the annual Christian Booksellers Association Convention in Anaheim and their tiny booth was filled with enthusiastic retailers wanting to order the new line. The crowd became so large that neighboring vendors came over to help the two young men write orders.

Shortly thereafter, Sam was approached by Enesco Corporation to develop a three-dimensional figurine based on his artwork titled “Love One Another.” Sam was so overwhelmed when he saw the first porcelain sample that he fell to his knees and wept. It was the beginning of a phenomenon for both Sam and the gift industry.

By the end of 1978, the first twenty-one original Precious Moments figurines were introduced to the market. The response to the collection was incredible. People began to write to Sam, telling him about how the Precious Moments figurines had touched their lives in a moving and heartfelt way. In less than a year after their introduction, demand was overwhelming. The success of the Precious Moments figurines was amazing, yet Sam never lost touch with his original purpose to create art which combined his heartfelt emotions with his abiding faith.

The collection is now well over 1,500 pieces with new introductions offered each year. Members of collector's clubs continue to be found throughout the world. Even more telling, since its opening in 1989, Precious Moments Park in Carthage, Missouri has welcomed approximately 400,000 visitors every year.

In 2005, a new chapter in the Precious Moments story began, as the collection “came home” to join the rest of the Precious Moments family at Precious Moments, Incorporated. No other collection has touched as many hearts as Precious Moments, and no other group of individuals has the same love and passion for this product line as the team at Precious Moments, Inc. We are more committed than ever to expanding the success and vision of the Precious Moments legacy.

PRECIOUS MOMENTS PARK HISTORY

In 1984, Sam made a decision to settle somewhere where he could devote himself to what was truly important to him – his family and his art. In February of that year, he began searching for just the right place as he drove home from a gift show in California.

While spending the night at a hotel near Joplin, Missouri, Sam awoke with an unmistakable feeling that he was somewhere special. Later that same day, a real estate agent showed him a house overlooking Center Creek near Carthage, Missouri. Sam had no doubt that he had found his future home.

For many years Sam had dreamed of building a chapel where he could share his faith and spread the word of God with anyone who wished to visit. He was originally inspired by the sight of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel in Rome. He remembers looking at the masterpiece and thinking, “Could it be that someday God might grant me the privilege of sharing what light He has given me by painting what I feel He has to say about His grace?”

Sam’s dream became a reality when he moved to Carthage. There, he was finally able to tackle the challenge of building the chapel he had envisioned for so long. Today the Chapel is a stunning sight. Around every turn are murals, angels, stained glass, and other bits of Sam’s artwork.

The beautiful grounds that surround the Chapel have been named Precious Moments Park. Over the years, Sam has added much to see and do – all reflections of his faith. The Fountain of Angels, Wedding Island, The Gallery and Gift Shop all make the Park experience an unforgettable one.

"It is my prayer," Sam says, "that through my work in the Chapel, I might share my faith with others and that the Spirit of God might touch the visitors’ hearts and bring them to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, our Lord."

SAMUEL J BUTCHER’S STORY

Samuel John Butcher was born shortly after midnight in Jackson, Michigan on January 1, 1939. He was the third of five children who grew up in a very poor family. The family moved to Northern California when Sam was quite young, settling in rural Redding.

Most of Sam's childhood days were spent drawing and sketching under the dining room table. At a very early age his talent was recognized by both family members and friends, but because his family was so poor, drawing materials were hard to come by. But Sam was a clever child, and soon his favorite place was a factory dump near his home where he would search for rolls of paper to draw on.

Some of Sam's fondest memories are of his grandmother telling him Bible stories. He always had a deep interest in spiritual things and even from his earliest childhood, he painted scenes from the Bible. During his school years, he studied hard and won awards, but all of that was not enough to fill the emptiness and lack of fulfillment that he felt inside.

Then one night, in a country church, Sam heard the Good News of Salvation. He responded to the invitation and asked Jesus to come into his heart. Since that night, he decided to only use his talent for the Lord.

With his mother’s encouragement, he pursued formal art training following his high school graduation. He won a scholarship to the College of Arts & Crafts in Berkeley. Sam married his college sweetheart and the young family moved back to Michigan where Sam took a job in the shipping department of the Child Evangelism Fellowship. His first position as a real artist came when CEF promoted Sam to the art department. It was while there that he learned how to study the Bible and, as he did, he grew in grace and in the knowledge of the Lord. As he began to grow spiritually, so did his desire to reach out to people with a message of God's love.

To convey his message, Sam began drawing the endearing teardrop-eye children he called “Precious Moments” as for family and friends. Then, for several years, Sam was seen on television as the story illustrator for the inspiration children's program, Tree Top House, drawing his teardrop-eyed images to tell the story.

Precious Moments were introduced to the public in 1975 on inspirational greeting cards and posters, and in 1978 the first Precious Moments figurines were unveiled. But even the success of what he created did not satisfy Sam, because in his heart was a desire to honor the Lord by building the Precious Moments Chapel. Since the structure's initial completion in 1989, millions of visitors have come to admire his work and share his faith.

Sam has never forgotten his humble beginnings. Even though he is one of America's most beloved artists, he remains a quiet family man. Nothing means more to him than his children and grandchildren, and he takes advantage of every opportunity to make them an active part of his life and his work.

How Precious Moments are Made

Impressions of the Depression: The Art of Collecting Depression Glass

scbrown85 — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 20:19:00 GMT

Impressions of the Depression: The Art of Collecting Depression Glass

Depression Glass is known for being one of the most popular collector’s items in the world. Not only is the glassware beautiful and timeless, but it truly represents an important part of American history. What began as a promotional item, mostly found in cereal and oatmeal boxes, has become a sought after item by antique enthusiasts and collectors everywhere. Whether you are interested in collecting Depression Glass with the intention of reselling it, displaying it in your home as a lovely decoration, or putting it to use as your kitchen glassware, Depression Glass makes for an elegant and interesting investment. Before you begin your collection, it is a good idea to know a little bit about the glass, its history, and how to maintain and care for your growing collection.

The Colors of Depression Glass

Amber

Yellow

Pink

Green

Blue

Clear Crystal

The Seven Main Depression Glass Manufacturing Companies

Indiana Glass

Hocking Glass

Federal Glass

US Glass

Jeanette Glass

MacBeth Evans Glass

Hazel-Atlas Glass.

The History of Depression Glass

(courtesy of http://www.depressionglasssecrets.com/DPweb-articles/what-depression-glass.html)

Despite the name, “Depression Glass” actually made its debut in the mid-1920s before the Great Depression of 1929 began, with some patterns still being produced as far along as the 1950s, did you know that?

However, glass companies produced the bulk – much of it by the trainloads – of this particular type of glass during the height of the Great Depression, hence its name.

Most people equate Depression Glass with the “prizes” found in boxes of oatmeal many years ago. And, yes, it was found in oatmeal. The Quaker Oats cereal company literally saved one glass company from going bankrupt by ordering several boxcar loads of the product during a particularly lean time during the Depression years.

But this type of glass not only found its way into American life through oatmeal boxes.

Movie houses gave it away to lure customers in on sluggish nights, gas stations offered it as a reward to patrons frequenting their businesses, and even restaurants used this eye-catching and inexpensive glass to cement relations between new customers as well as their regulars.

But most of the Depression Glass sold no doubt came from the numerous so-called “five-and-dime” shops that abounded at the time – where housewives could buy much of their basic day-to-day necessities at low prices, somewhat like the precursors to today’s Wal-Mart and Target giant discount stores.

The pretty pastel colors of Depression Glass like its blues, greens, pinks and yellows, and its often-intricate patterns appealed to many people then, just as they do now. The various shades of yellows, greens, pinks, blues, and ambers, along with the designs, not only brightened a home, but also served to hide the flaws inherent in this attractive, yet cheaply made Depression Glass.

Some manufacturers produced Depression Glass made with clear glass to, among other reasons, “enable revelers to see the bubbling exuberance of their champagne on New Year’s Eve.” Of course, the patterns of these colorless pieces also hid major flaws. And although clear Depression glass had its appeal, most people preferred the colorful pieces to not only decorate their homes, but to use – often on a daily basis - I know that I prefer the colored glass.

Today, the flaws made in Depression Glass from mold marks and air bubbles help constitute its authenticity, so don’t make the mistake of discounting the value of this highly collectible glass because of that! Although not every piece of authentic Depression Glass carries these manufacturing flaws, reproductions don’t.

The mass production techniques – new at the time – involved in producing Depression Glass caused the flaws we look for today in authenticating the glass. Back in the days when glass producers made Depression Glass, the molds in which it was produced did not last long, causing the glass to accumulate around the edges as the mold got older with use. “Straw-mark” ripples, most often found on the bottom of the pieces, occurred because of these older molds and those, along with air bubbles in the glass, hallmark a true piece of Depression Glass more than any other characteristic. Some manufacturers took to grinding the bases to reduce this fault.

Now that you know what Depression Glass is and a little about its characteristics and appeal, why not start your own collection? As with every type of collecting, the more you know, the better equipped you become to get what you want.

Caring For Your Depression Glass

It is needless to say that breakage is the most common fatality of antique Depression Glass. Keep your Depression Glass out of harm’s way by not displaying it in a heavily travelled area of the house and avoiding showcasing your collection anywhere that your guests may bump into it, especially if it is displayed in a high place. When carrying your Depression Glass, make sure to hold it with both hands. This isn’t an ordinary piece of Depression Glass you picked up at K-mart – it is a piece of history frozen in time, carefully chosen by you! Care for it as if it were 70 years old (because it probably is!).

Lift pieces by the heaviest part – not the spout or handle. Also, remember to remove any lids, tops, or stopper when carrying.

When washing your Depression Glass, do so by hand and one at a time. A good trick to ensure that your Depression Glass will stay out of harms way (because sometimes the sink can be a dangerous place for delicate pieces) is to fill a plastic bowl with warm soapy water to wash the item. This protects it from the hard stainless steel sink should it slip out of your hand. You may use a soft bristled brush to remove stubborn particles. If you must wash it in the dishwasher – which I highly recommend that your do NOT – make sure that the pieces are separated. If they are touching one another, the swirling water may cause them to bump into each other, causing breakage.

To avoid soap-scum, add two tablespoons of white vinegar to the rinse water. If you find water stains or mineral deposits on your Depression Glass, try soaking pieces in denture cleaning solution overnight. Heavy cloudiness may require a visit to the conservator.

When drying your Depression Glass, dry each piece carefully and one at a time with a lint free cloth.

It’s a good possibility that you will break a piece of your collection at least once in the future. If the piece isn’t shattered, you can always glue it back together! This can be a painstaking and tedious job but if you do it the right way, it can save your broken antique. After multiple washes and over time, glue discolors. It can go from barely-there to a dingy yellowish color that can ruin the appearance of your antique. Most dealers and conservators recommend Hxtal adhesive to avoid discoloration and for creating a strong, lasting bond. When gluing back together, set the pieces out on a table or flat surface so that they fit together, apply adhesive to your piece of broken Depression Glass, and carefully and slowly reassemble your piece. You can use tape to keep the small pieces together ones you have glued them back together. After 72 hours (minimum) of drying, remove the tape and your Depression Glass is safe for use.

When storing your Depression Glass, make sure that it is free of all moisture. Leaving droplets of water on your glass can cause unsightly “crizzling” that will ruin its appearance. Remove all lids, stoppers, and tops and separate each piece with a soft cloth or piece of fabric to prevent scratching or breaking and to preserve your Depression Glass.

The best way to protect your Depression Glass is to digitize your collection on iTaggit. In the event of a natural disaster and any type of accident, iTaggit provides a quick and easy option for printing out insurance claim reports for your items. If you decide to sell any of your pieces, iTaggit offers one click exporting to eBay.com, oodle.com, craigslist.org, or you can list your item in iTaggit’s nationally syndicated classifieds section!

Say Cheese! The Art of Collecting Antique Photographs

scbrown85 — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 16:25:00 GMT

Say Cheese! The Art of Collecting Antique Photographs

Collecting antique photographs is quickly becoming one of the most popular pastimes among antique enthusiasts and everyday collectors. There are many reasons antique photographs fascinate collectors everywhere. Some are interested in the history and evolution of photography, while others are drawn to the curiosity of the technique and subject matter. Many collectors view these portraits of the past as art and display them on their walls, in albums, and on countertops. As the old adage says, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” This especially rings true for antique photograph collectors, as many flock to antique shops and flea markets everywhere to snatch up the lost memories that end up there.

Tips for Collecting Antique Photographs

Take the time to visit your local flea market and antique shops and browse the antique photographs for sell. Get an idea of what types of photos you want to collect. Do you want to collect only photographs from a certain period? Only color photographs or black and white pictures? What about the subject matter? Do you only want to collect photos of women or men? What about animals? There are countless ways to organize your collection. The first step is deciding what you like most.

Learn about the history of photography and the types of cameras and materials used to produce the antique photos you are collecting. I have posted a brief history of photography below. You may want to research more in depth on your own to discover the wonderful world of antique photography. The more you know about your trade, the more you will appreciate your collection!

If you are interested in collecting antique photos for value rather than just a hobby, make sure you catalog your collection. Save your receipts and any information you get from the vendor along with your photographs. Knowing the value of your collection is essential if you plan to sell it in the future. Catalog the price you paid for the photo, the type of photo, whether it is a paper or printed on other material, the subject of the photo, the approximate age of the image and the condition of the photograph. You can upload a digital version of your catalogue right here on iTaggit.com!

When you store or display your photos, keep them out of direct sunlight, away from moisture, insects, and rodents. I you are storing them in a box or photo album, make sure you store them in acid-free paper and in a climate controlled room. Sleeved photographs can be stored in archival file boxes. LightImpressionsDirect.com sells an inexpensive line of archival boxes with metal-reinforced corners--CardFile and FlipTop boxes.

The History of Photography
(courtesy of http://inventors.about.com/od/pstartinventions/a/stilphotography.htm?p=1)

Photography" is derived from the Greek words photos ("light") and graphein ("to draw") The word was first used by the scientist Sir John F.W. Herschel in 1839. It is a method of recording images by the action of light, or related radiation, on a sensitive material.
Pinhole Camera

Alhazen (Ibn Al-Haytham), a great authority on optics in the Middle Ages who lived around 1000AD, invented the first pinhole camera, (also called the Camera Obscura} and was able to explain why the images were upside down. The first casual reference to the optic laws that made pinhole cameras possible, was observed and noted by Aristotle around 330 BC, who questioned why the sun could make a circular image when it shined through a square hole.
The First Photograph

On a summer day in 1827, Joseph Nicephore Niepce made the first photographic image with a camera obscura. Prior to Niepce people just used the camera obscura for viewing or drawing purposes not for making photographs. Joseph Nicephore Niepce's heliographs or sun prints as they were called were the prototype for the modern photograph, by letting light draw the picture.

Niepce placed an engraving onto a metal plate coated in bitumen, and then exposed it to light. The shadowy areas of the engraving blocked light, but the whiter areas permitted light to react with the chemicals on the plate. When Niepce placed the metal plate in a solvent, gradually an image, until then invisible, appeared. However, Niepce's photograph required eight hours of light exposure to create and after appearing would soon fade away.

Louis Daguerre

Fellow Frenchman, Louis Daguerre was also experimenting to find a way to capture an image, but it would take him another dozen years before Daguerre was able to reduce exposure time to less than 30 minutes and keep the image from disappearing afterwards.

The Birth of Modern Photography

Louis Daguerre was the inventor of the first practical process of photography. In 1829, he formed a partnership with Joseph Nicephore Niepce to improve the process Niepce had developed.

In 1839 after several years of experimentation and Niepce's death, Daguerre developed a more convenient and effective method of photography, naming it after himself - the daguerreotype.

Daguerre's process 'fixed' the images onto a sheet of silver-plated copper. He polished the silver and coated it in iodine, creating a surface that was sensitive to light. Then, he put the plate in a camera and exposed it for a few minutes. After the image was painted by light, Daguerre bathed the plate in a solution of silver chloride. This process created a lasting image, one that would not change if exposed to light.

In 1839, Daguerre and Niepce's son sold the rights for the daguerreotype to the French government and published a booklet describing the process. The daguerreotype gained popularity quickly; by 1850, there were over seventy daguerreotype studios in New York City alone.

Negative to Positive Process

The inventor of the first negative from which multiple postive prints were made was Henry Fox Talbot, an English botanist and mathematician and a contemporary of Daguerre.

Talbot sensitized paper to light with a silver salt solution. He then exposed the paper to light. The background became black, and the subject was rendered in gradations of grey. This was a negative image, and from the paper negative, Talbot made contact prints, reversing the light and shadows to create a detailed picture. In 1841, he perfected this paper-negative process and called it a calotype, Greek for beautiful picture.

Tintypes

Tintypes, patented in 1856 by Hamilton Smith, were another medium that heralded the birth of photography. A thin sheet of iron was used to provide a base for light-sensitive material, yielding a positive image.
Wet Plate Negatives

In 1851, Frederick Scoff Archer, an English sculptor, invented the wet plate negative. Using a viscous solution of collodion, he coated glass with light-sensitive silver salts. Because it was glass and not paper, this wet plate created a more stable and detailed negative.

Photography advanced considerably when sensitized materials could be coated on plate glass. However, wet plates had to be developed quickly before the emulsion dried. In the field this meant carrying along a portable darkroom.

Dry Plate Negatives & Hand-held Cameras

In 1879, the dry plate was invented, a glass negative plate with a dried gelatin emulsion. Dry plates could be stored for a period of time. Photographers no longer needed portable darkrooms and could now hire technicians to develop their photographs. Dry processes absorbed light quickly so rapidly that the hand-held camera was now possible.
Flexible Roll Film

In 1889, George Eastman invented film with a base that was flexible, unbreakable, and could be rolled. Emulsions coated on a cellulose nitrate film base, such as Eastman's, made the mass-produced box camera a reality.

Color Photographs

In the early 1940s, commercially viable color films (except Kodachrome, introduced in 1935) were brought to the market. These films used the modern technology of dye-coupled colors in which a chemical process connects the three dye layers together to create an apparent color image.

Vintage Salt and Pepper Shakers – Not just for the kitchen anymore!

scbrown85 — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 03:36:00 GMT

Vintage Salt and Pepper Shakers – Not just for the kitchen anymore!

Salt and Pepper shakers are more than just a tool for seasoning your breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Vintage salt and pepper shakers are a favorite among avid kitchen item collectors. They are unique, ornamental gems that add flair to your home décor and also make for a valuable and timeless collection. The more rare the pair, the more valuable the shakers! Here are some tips for how to collect salt and pepper shakers.

How to Collect Vintage and Unique Salt and Pepper Shakers

Make sure you do some good research on the different categories and types of vintage salt and pepper shakers. If you are going to start your own collection, you may want to collect only one type or category of salt and pepper shakers. If you are the more eclectic type, you may just want to collect pairs you run across that catch your eye! Either way, knowing the different types of shakers out there will help guide you in your journey of collecting these unique kitchen items.

If you are interested in the value of your growing collection of shakers, collect them in a series. Often manufacturers will produce a series of shakers with a common theme. If you collect all of the shakers in a series rather than all kinds of different shakers, you collection will be more valuable.

Many salt and pepper shaker sets are what as know as a “married set.” Married sets are two different but similar shakers that are put together to form one seemingly matched set. Typical married sets can include bench sets that offer a non-original bench. Ask the vendor if the two shakers are an original set or a married set. Another way to tell is checking the bottom to see if the two shakers are both stamped with the same manufacturer logo. Original sets are more valuable.

Make sure all of the parts of your salt and pepper shakers are fuctional. You never know when that novelty shaker set may come in handy for entertaining! Also, the pieces hold their value if they remain functional. Look for any signs of leaking (especially for “snow dome” shakers). Make sure all of the parts work and shake freely and easily.

Before shopping, contact the antique shops and ask if they appraise items on-site. If not, research and locate a local and reputable appraisal service.

Categories of Collectible Salt and Pepper Shakers

Hint: The names of styles generally refer to a feature of the shaker. For more information on types of shakers, visit http://www.saltandpepperclub.com/shaker_info/index.html. This resource goes into great depth about the art of collecting shakers and acts as a virtual salt and pepper shaker collector’s glossary.

Bench Sitters
Huggers
Nodders
Spring
Bobbers
Kissers
One-Piece
Squeakers
Carriers
Longboys
Rockers
Stackers
Carts
Magnetic
Shakers Plus
Tallboys
Condiment Sets
Mechanical Sets
Sitters
Three-Piece
Go-Withs
Mini's
Snow Domes
Turnabouts
Hangers
Napkin Holders
Snow Globes
Wire
Holders
Nesters
Spikes

Where to Find Unique Salt and Pepper Shakers

eBay.com
Flea Markets
Antique Shops
Amazon.com
Etsy.com
RubyLane.com
TouchofClass.com
Shop.gifts-and-toys.com
davesgoodstuff.biz
KTsAddedValues.com
Boncui.com

You can also join a club or organization to learn more about collecting vintage salt and pepper shakers. This is a great way to learn more about your newfound hobby while meeting others who share your same passion. Many groups hold regular conventions where you can buy, sell, or trade vintage salt and pepper shakers.

The Pearlmaster Rolex

scbrown85 — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 18:07:00 GMT

The Pearlmaster Rolex

Nothing says luxury more than a classic Rolex timepiece. If you are in the market for a luxury ladies watch, the Rolex Pearlmaster may be the watch for you. One of the most flamboyant and visually striking lines of the Rolex timepieces, the Pearlmaster boasts woven chunks of 18k white or yellow gold on its wristband and an elegant mother of pearl face.

Hour markers are replaces with brilliantly cut diamonds in this line and Rolex even gives you an option of choosing the distinct “Tridor” band. The word Tridor is the French abbreviation of “three golds.” The band is woven with 18k white, yellow, and pink gold to form unique and elegant bracelet. Various bezels from the original flutted to precious stone or diamond encrusted are also available for you to customize your Pearlmaster watch.

Similar to all watches in Rolex's Datejust line, the Pearlmaster models have a date display with the Rolex Cyclops date viewer, are self-winding, and waterproof up to 300 feet (100 metres).

About the Rolex Datejust

Introduced in 1945 on the company’s 40th anniversary, the Rolex Datejust was the very first wristwatch to offer a date function. The Datejust was a modified, updated version of the Bubbleback model. The date window was placed at the 3 o’clock position, replacing the 3rd mark on the watch. It featured date markers that alternated red and black with the changing of the date.

The Rolex "Datejust" Watch

scbrown85 — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 23:56:00 GMT

The Rolex "Datejust" Watch

Introduced in 1945 on the company’s 40th anniversary, the Rolex Datejust was the very first wristwatch to offer a date function. The Datejust was a modified, updated version of the Bubbleback model. The date window was placed at the 3 o’clock position, replacing the 3rd mark on the watch. It featured date markers that alternated red and black with the changing of the date. Another interesting element on the Rolex Datejust was the bezel. It was a coin-edged bezel and the prequel to the modern flutted bezel so strongly associated with the Rolex brand.

In 1954, the Rolex Datejust became the first watch to feature the Cyclops. The Cyclops is the small bubble shaped lens that is attached to the crystal on the face of the watch directly over the date aperture. It magnifies the date 2.5 times. The clyclops is also a very good indicator of potential counterfeit Rolex watches. On average, a counterfeit Rolex Cyclops will only magnify 1.5 times and may be positioned incorrectly on the face. The Rolex Datejust remained the premium watch of all the Rolex lines until the release of the Day-Date watch in 1956.

The Datejust is available in three sizes: 26mm (Ladies); 31mm (Mid-sized) and 36mm. In 2009 a 41mm Datejust was also added to the line-up.

Current Versions of Rolex Datejust
(courtesy of http://www.melrosejewelers.com/rolex-datejust.htm)

Oyster Perpetual Datejust
Oyster Perpetual Lady Datejust
Oyster Perpetual Datejust Special Edition

Oyster Perpetual Datejust

•   Dial set with 10 diamonds
•   Jubilee dial set with 10 brilliants
•   Mother of Pearl Roman/Arabic or Decorated Roman dial
•   Mother of Pearl Serti dial
•   Black Tahitian Mother of Pearl dial
•   Mother of Pearl dial set with 10 rubies/emeralds/sapphires
•   18k gold Mother of Pearl Myriad diamond dial set with 11 rubies/emeralds/sapphires
•   18k gold 'Pave' diamond dial set with 11 rubies/sapphires
•   18k gold 'Pave Extra Large' diamond dial, and many more

Oyster Perpetual Lady Datejust

• Bezel set with 40 square cut rubies/emeralds or 40 diamonds/baguette diamonds/baguette rubies/baguette pink sapphires/baguette sky-blue sapphires

• Bezel set with 16 diamonds and 24 sapphires

• Bezel set with 16 diamonds and 16 oval cut emeralds/sapphires

• Bezel set with 32 diamonds and 4 baguette rubies/emeralds/sapphires

• Pyramid bezel set with 24 diamonds

The dial options available in the Lady Datejust are similar to those available in other Oyster Perpetual Datejust models. In bracelets, you can find any of the following options:

•   Oyster 14mm bracelet
•   Oyster Karat 14mm bracelet
•   Super Oyster Karat 14mm bracelet
•   Super Karat 14mm bracelet
•   Bark finish Jubilee bracelet
•   Bark finish Super President bracelet
•   Super Jubilee Bracelet
•   Super Jubilee Karat bracelet
•   Super President Karat bracelet

Oyster Perpetual Datejust Special Edition

A special edition was launched 2008. Crafted in 18k yellow gold or white gold, this model embodies luxury. The case size is 34mm. Diamond set bracelets, bezels, and a completely new range of bold dials are exclusively available in this new version.

The Rolex “Sea Dweller” Watch

scbrown85 — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 18:44:00 GMT

The Rolex “Sea Dweller” Watch

The Rolex Submariner watch is part of the Rolex line of diving watches. Launched in 1967, the Rolex Sea Dweller has a diving depth range of 610 metres to 3,900 metres depending on the age of the model. The Sea Dweller is more improved version of the Rolex Submariner watch, boasting increased crystal thickness and a helium escape valve for saturation diving. The Sea Dweller also features a sapphire glass cover that allow it to sustain such immense depths and a date magnifier, also known as the “Cyclops.” Rolex recently introduced the line’s newest model, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Sea-Dweller DEEPSEA, at the 2008 BaselWorld watch and jewelry show. This updated Sea Dweller has a depth range of 3,900 metres and was determined to be the most water-resistant mechanical watch in serial production.

The History of the Rolex “Sea Dweller” Watch

(courtesy of http://www.melrosejewelers.com/rolex-sea-dweller.htm)

Rolex discovered the need to create something even more sophisticated than the Submariner when, during the 1960s, COMEX--a French commercial diving company--reported a technical problem that its divers faced with the model 5513 Rolex Submariner. It was caused due to the de-compression chambers where the watch literally exploded from the case. This occurred after long periods of extreme pressure at great depths, whereby helium particles would penetrate the watch's crystal and seal but were unable to escape when the diver went through the decompression chambers. Rolex quickly realized that while Submariners were awesome performers even at excessive amounts of pressure from outside, they actually failed due to the inner pressure created on deep dives.

As a quick solution, Rolex fitted a one-way gas escape valve on one side of the case, positioned opposite the winding crown in the special Submariner 5513 models. As these were specially issued to the COMEX divers, some of these models even bore the “COMEX” logo. The problem with this solution was that after every six months, the watches needed to be sent in for maintenance. Later in 1967, Rolex rolled out another model: 5514. These were also specially fitted Submarines. But this time, they bore not only the “COMEX” logo on the dial and also the COMEX identification numbers on the back. The commitment of Rolex to deliver the best encouraged it to come out with a new, special line of watches which would be meant for only harsher conditions at great sea depths, leading to the birth of the Rolex Sea-Dweller.

The Rolex “Submariner” Watch

scbrown85 — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 14:51:00 GMT

The Rolex “Submariner” Watch

The Rolex Submariner watch, also known as the “James Bond Watch,” was designed and created for the first time in 1954. It was created specifically for members of the Australian Navy. The watch is designed for diving (maximum depth is 300metres/1000ft) and is known for its high resistance to water and its ability to withstand temperatures dipping below zero Celsius. The bezel is even designed to rotate counterclockwise so that the immersion time becomes shorter in case the bezel is moved during a dive. This instant classic is one of Rolex’s Oyster Perpetual Professional Line and has appeared in over eleven James Bond movies.

Rolex Submariner Models

(courtesy of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolex_Submariner)

Rolex Submariner model number	Model name	Metal
14060M COSC	Submariner	Steel
116610	Submariner Date	Steel
16610LV	Anniversary Submariner Date	Steel
16613	Submariner Date	Steel and gold
116613 (new as of 2009)	Submariner Date	Steel and gold
16618	Submariner Date	Gold

Lost Luggage: What to do when airlines lose your luggage (other than losing your cool)

scbrown85 — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 18:42:00 GMT

Lost Luggage: What to do when airlines lose your luggage (other than losing your cool)

Having an airline lose your luggage can be one of the many frustrating complications of traveling. Mix in a few rude agents, a couple of delayed flights, and a stomach full of greasy airport food and you’ve gone from happy-go-lucky traveler to tired, ticked-off passenger! Before you completely lose your cool and take out the entire Delta customer service counter, there are a few things you can do to increase the chances of finding your lost bag and preventing further complication in the future.

What to do When You Lose Your Luggage

After you wait for your luggage on the carousel and it does not appear, look immediately for the airline’s lost luggage counter so that you may report your bag missing as soon as possible. It will often be a small office on the same floor as baggage claim. Have your baggage identification stubs given to you at check-in ready to give the agent. The bag identification stubs were given to you along with your boarding passes at check-in. The agent will use this unique number to try to locate your bag first. It is likely that your bag is on a later flight to your destination because it didn’t make it to the airplane in time for your flight.

If you bag isn’t located on another flight, the agent will initiate a bag search by calling baggage handlers working for the airline to begin tracking it down. Have a photo of your bag and your itinerary available to give the agent. You will then be asked to fill out a claim form that will ask for your personal contact information, information from your itinerary, and a detailed description of your bag. Make sure to keep a copy of this form for yourself.

If the agent tracks your bag and finds that it has reached the carousel, it could be that someone has taken your bag by mistake or someone has stolen your bag. It is time to call the police in this situation. File a police report and hope for the best. The police may not find your bag but filing a report comes in handy when you make a claim to your insurance company (if you have traveler’s insurance).

If the airline fails to find your bag, they will try to replace your bag with the closest match possible (in theory). The reality is that airline policies and fine print will only allow a certain budget to replace the bag. You also may be entitled to a reimbursement for items in the bag that are now floating around in luggage purgatory. Remember to be firm in your request for this reimbursement. They lost your bag, they should reimburse you what you have lost. I don’t want to say get ugly, but definitely don’t be a pushover!

Ways to Avoid Complications if Your Luggage is Lost

Always keep your baggage ID stubs! When you check in at the ticketing counter to get your boarding passes and check your bags, the agent will print out two stickers for your bag with a unique alphanumeric code. One sticker goes on the bag and the stub is given to you. This is a crucial piece of identification information when it comes to finding your lost luggage. Put it somewhere where you will not accidentally throw it away.

Check out traveler’s insurance. Travel insurance is available to cover lost luggage. If your bag is lost, not only will your insurance cover the value of the bag, but the insurance company will often intervene to help search for your bag. Check out http://www.theidol.com to get a free quote.

Take a photograph of your bag and make sure you travel with that photograph. An easy way to ensure that you always have the photos on your person during travel is to take the photos with your cell phone. Make sure to include the bag’s details in the photos. For example, if the bag has a special pattern, make sure and get a close-up shot of the pattern, ect. When you visit the airline’s lost bag counter, the agents will ask you to describe your bag. Having a photo helps give the agent the bet idea of what your bag looks like.

Take a carry-on with you on your trip. Even if you cannot fit everything you need in one small carry-on bag, at least pack a light outfit and whatever else you may need for a day or two in case your luggage gets lost. Don’t forget that you cannot pack any liquids over 3 ounces, though!

If you are traveling with a friend, family, or your spouse, pack half your clothes in your bag and half in your travel companion’s bag. Have him/her do the same. It is very unlikely that the airline will lose both bags! This is a way to ensure that you will have a clean change of clothes for at least a few days.

Make your bag distinctive from other bags. Tie a colored ribbon around your bag so that you or an airline employee searching for your lost bag can easily recognize the bag. Do not use a red ribbon. This is the most common distinctive mark that travelers use. Pick a wacky pattern and have fun with it!

Where are My Keys?! What do when you lose your keys

scbrown85 — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 20:50:00 GMT

Where are My Keys?! What do when you lose your keys

If you are anything like me, there has been a time or two in your life that you have to ask yourself the question: “where in the world are my keys?” If you are me, you ask yourself that question at least three times a week! Keys are one of the most common things that people misplace. Not only are keys a pretty small item, but we have them in our hands, pockets, or purses all day long. It is very easy to absentmindedly toss them aside without noticing where you put them. Usually, they have fallen in between couch cushions or are cleverly hiding under a table or the mail on your counter top. Sometimes, however, we are not so lucky. If our keys are stolen, lost at the valet, or disappear from our possession when we are away from home, we can’t help but wonder - who now has access to the post office box, house, and/or car? It is a terrifying feeling. Thankfully, there are some things you can do if you lose your keys that help prevent giving full access to your home, car, etc. to a complete stranger.

What To Do When You Lose Your Keys

Retrace your last steps. Although his may seem like a no-brainer, it is very important to calm down and think about all of the things you did since you last had your keys. It is easy to get very upset and start running around in a panic when you can’t find your keys. Stopping and slowing down for a moment to actually think about every step you took from the time you last remember having the keys in your possession may lead to your “ah ha!” moment. Search the bed covers (this is where mine like to hide), the couch, under tables and furniture, on all countertops, or anywhere that they could easily be tossed when you come in the door. If you are not home, check under the car and the surrounding area.

Write down every place you visited since you last remember having your keys. Make a list of every business or establishment visited since the first time you can solidly remember having the keys in your possession. Hop on the internet or get a phonebook an write down the corresponding business phone numbers, then get to work. Call every place you visited and give a good description of your keys to see if anyone may have them. Leave your phone number so that they may contact you but NOT your address. You never know what type of person could have your keys. Also, don’t forget to call the businesses that you may have walked by or parked next to in case your keys fell on the ground in that area. Many times, people will turn in keys to a place near where they are found.

If the set of keys you lost has your car key on it and you do not have a spare key, contact the dealership immediately. Before you fly into a panic over how you are going to get your key-less care to the dealership, contact them. They will likely know exactly what to do and may even have a person working for them that specialized in this type of crisis. You are not the first person to have lost your only set of car keys. Make an appointment with the dealership to create a new set of car keys and plan to spend at least $100. It is a pain in the “you know what” but sometimes you have to do what you have to do! Then…

Call a tow company. You have to get your car to the dealership to have a new set of keys made. This is the best option. Tow companies can sometimes be a little expensive, but this is the safest, most professional way to get your car to the dealership and back on the road. Shop around for an estimate by calling multiple tow companies in the area. Prices can sometimes be negotiated.

If it is your house keys that are missing, and you have looked everywhere and contacted all businesses visited since the loss, call a locksmith immediately. Have the locks changed throughout your house and contact the post office if you have a post office box. One option is to add a deadbolt to every door. If you have a big family and would rather not change everyone’s key ring, this could be an option. For me, I think I would go through the trouble to have them all changed for peace of mind. You never know who has your keys or if they will attempt to find the matching lock! Your safety is number one.

Notify your neighbors. Let your immediate neighbors know that you lost your keys and are having the locks replaced. They will know to contact you if they see anyone that looks suspicious or is snooping around the house.

A Couple of Tips to Avoid Losing Keys in the Future

Purchase a hook to install near your front or side door – whichever one you enter more often. Hang your keys in the same place every day. If you put you keys in the same place every day, you will lose them much less often. Take it from me – I hung a nice little hook by my door and I haven’t lost them since!

Purchase a big, bulky and/or bright keychain. It make look a little odd in the beginning but you will be happy you did it when you are able to find your keys quickly in your home or in your purse. Also, check out http://www.keyringer.com. This keychain beeps and lights up when you press the remote to help you locate your keys at a moment’s notice – just don’t lose the remote!

Misplaced Machines: What do to when you lose your laptop

scbrown85 — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 20:10:00 GMT

Misplaced Machines: What do to when you lose your laptop

Remember the days when we used to keep all of our notes, calendars, to-do lists, phone numbers, and addresses in a –gasp- handwritten planner? Neither do I. The advancement of technology, specifically the invention of the laptop, has taken all of the messy handwriting and loose papers out of our daily lives and has stacked them neatly inside a computer chip no bigger than your credit card. Our laptops have become more than just an instrument to keep up with our busy schedules. We keep our pictures, videos, music, passwords, hundreds of dollars worth of software, work presentations and lets be honest, a good part of our social lives saved in the confines of our laptops. Now imagine for a minute that someone has complete access to everything. This is a very real fear for many people that have lost their laptops or have been a victim of laptop theft. It is like someone found or took the key to your life and everything personal to you. Although nothing can make up for that terrible feeling and all of the actions you must take to rectify a catastrophe such as this, there are few things you can do to save yourself from complete identity theft.

What To Do When You Lose Your Laptop

First, you must face reality. Your laptop is missing. You will likely never see it again and everything that is on it is available to someone else and possibly exposed to others. This is the time where you are allowed to completely panic and express every emotion you are feeling. Scream, cry, throw things. Get it out of your system now because inevitably you will need to calm down and start thinking rationally. Someone who is in a panicked state cannot think clearly and begin to think about what needs to be done next. Get out your rage/feelings of devastation and then put on your thinking cap. It is essential to the protection of your identity.

Call the police and file a report. Although the chances that they will actually recover your laptop are slim to none, a record needs to be made of the incident. You never know – the police may arrest a thief and find your laptop in their car or home. You need to give the officers a very detailed description of the laptop and if you lost it, the last place you remember having it. Police reports are especially helpful when filing an insurance claim. Even if nothing is done about your lost or stolen laptop, it will alert the police if there are many similar thefts in the area.

Change all of your passwords. Now. Think of all of the websites you use that require a password and start from there. Your browser likely automatically saves your usernames and passwords, giving the thief access to your social medical sites, your online banking, shopping websites that may have your credit card information saved in your account, work passwords, and email passwords just to name a few. The sooner you change those passwords, the better.

Cancel all of your credit cards you use to purchase things online. This information could be stored in your computer in auto-fill or in some of you online accounts. If you haven’t changed your passwords before the thief gained access into your accounts, your information has likely already been stolen. If I were you, I would cancel them all just to be safe. There may be a time or two that you used a card in an online transaction and don’t remember using it.

Subscribe to an Identity Theft protection service. This will alert you to any potential identity thefts in your future. Check out http://creditidentitysafe.com/compare for a comparison of three of the top identity theft protection services.

If you conduct most of your work from your computer, contact and notify your clients of the security breech. They may want to change their information and passwords to protect sensitive information.

If you still hold out hope of finding your laptop, check out local pawn shops and give them your contact information should anything resembling your property show up. Also, don’t forget to check ebay.com and craigslist, as many thieves try and sell stolen items for a profit.

How to Prevent Identity Theft in the Future

Encrypt sensitive information. Encryption is the process of transforming information (referred to as plaintext) using an algorithm (called cipher) to make it unreadable to anyone except those possessing special knowledge, usually referred to as a key (definition courtesy of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encrypt). Check out truecrypt.org and other similar software to encrypt your important information.

Backup your information. Purchase an external hard drive and do regular backups from your computer onto the device. It will be well worth it if your laptop is stolen when you realize that all is not lost!

Write down the serial number of your laptop. Every laptop has an individual serial number. Contact your computer’s manufacturer to locate the serial number and keep it in a safe place.

Install Laptop tracking software such as Lojack. Check out http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx for tracking software.

iPhone, Phone Home! What to do when you misplace your beloved cell phone

scbrown85 — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 00:03:00 GMT

iPhone, Phone Home! What to do when you misplace your beloved cell phone

Everyone has felt it before. It is that terrible sinking feeling you get when you discover that something valuable to you is not where you left it – or anywhere else for that matter! The fact is, we are all human, which also means that we are not perfect. Life sometimes distracts us from being responsible and remembering to check for our belongings during a day of hectic errand-running or a night out on the town. If you are anything like me, your cell phone has been likely a victim of this type of forgetfulness. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to locate your beloved lost cell phone and/or prevent yourself from losing it in the future.

Ways to Locate Your Lost Cell phone

Do a thorough search of your home, car, and if you are a woman, your purse! I once thought I lost my phone for 3 days and it was hidden in the bottom of my purse the entire time! Don’t laugh – it could happen to you too! Cell phones also like to hide in between the door and the seat in your car!

Call the phone! Don’t forget that your phone is equipped with its own locating mechanism known as its ringtone! If you have a house phone or a friend who is willing to let you place calls from their phone, eliminate all the noise in the room or house, dial your own number, and listen for your ringtone. The obvious issues with this method include the phone being on silent or on vibrate (although the vibrate feature on some phones are loud enough to hear in a quiet room).

If you do not have access to another phone, call the phone or send a text message from the internet on your computer. Most service providers allow you to log on to their websites and send a free text message to your phone. If you’re the sound on your phone is enables, you will likely be able to hear the tone of the text message as it is received. Another option is to call your phone using the internet. www.wheresmycell phone.com allows you to call your cell phone for free using their website.

Trace your steps back to the last time you can remember using the cell phone. Make a list of every establishment you entered throughout your day. Use an online search engine to look up the phone numbers to each place and call to see if they may have it in lost and found. If you lost your phone during a night out, remember to call the cab company you used if you happened to use a cab service. The cab drivers will almost always turn in lost and found items at the main cab office. Call your friends to see if they remember the last time they saw you with your phone or called them from your phone to establish a timeline.

Contact your service provider to set up GPS or cell phone locater services on your plan. Most of the time, you must have your cell phone in your possession already to set up the program so if you have not yet made the mistake of misplacing your cell phone, contact your service provider as soon as possible. You will be happy you did!

If you have an iPhone, subscribe to MobileMe with apple. This service has a “find my iPhone” feature that pinpoints the location of your iphone on google maps and also allows you to send and display messages to the lost phone, even if it is locked and play continuous sound on the phone for 2minutes to grab the attention of the finder. Other similar services include iLocalis, Mobile Spy 3.0, iHound, Navizon, and MyFoundCast.

If you are unsuccessful in your search and you fear that you and your cell phone will never see one another again in this lifetime, it is imperative that you report it lost to your service provider as soon as possible. This prevents any charges you may incur if your cell phone was stolen.

Tag Heuer Watches: The Ultimate Luxury Watch

collector95 — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 19:11:00 GMT

Tag Heuer Watches: The Ultimate Luxury Watch

If you are even slightly familiar with luxury watches, then you know that the Tag Heuer brand is synonymous with luxury. The origin of the Tag Heuer legacy dates back to the mid-1800s. It began with a passionate watchmaker by the name of Edouard Heuer in a small workshop in the Swiss Jura region. Now Tag Heuer is one known worldwide for producing some of the most beautiful and accurate timepieces on the market. If you are thinking about purchasing a luxury watch in the near future and truly value the quality and accuracy of your timepiece, a Tag Heuer watch may be just what you are looking for.

The History of Tag Heuer

(courtesy of http://thewatchguy.homestead.com/pages/HEUER.html)

Heuer Watch Company was founded in 1860 by Edouard Heuer. He opened a watchmaking workshop in St-Imier, a village in the Swiss Jura region. Heuer watches soon became recognized for a high level of accuracy and workmanship. Perfect for the timing of sporting events Heuer soon found its niche.

TAG Heuer has a long tradition of technological innovation in precision timepieces, including stopwatches and water-resistant watches. Reflecting this heritage, the TAG Heuer brand has long been closely associated with the world of competitive sports, providing official timing services for the Olympic Games, FIS Ski World Cup, FIA Formula 1 World Championship and other major international sporting events - automobile racing, ski competitions - since the early 1900's.

In addition, TAG Heuer continues winning an active following among sports enthusiasts around the world. Throughout its history, TAG Heuer has steadily built its reputation understanding design and innovation, as well as, a tradition, establishing itself as a leading producer of prestigious sports watches and chronographs

Tag Heuer Timeline:

1860 - Edouard Heuer founds a watchmaking company in St-Imier, Switzerland

1882 - Heuer patents his first chronograph.

1887 - Heuer patents an "oscillating pinion" still used by major watchmakers for mechanical chronographs.

1911 - Heuer introduces the first automobile dash-board chronograph.

1916 - Heuer invents a stopwatch that is accurate to within 1/100th of a second called the micrograph.

1920's - Heuer watches are timekeepers at the Antwerp, Paris and Amsterdam Olympics.

1933 - Heuer launches the "Autavia" the first dashboard stopwatch for race-cars.

1950 - Heuer introduces the "Mareograph - Seafarer" a wristwatch with chronograph functions and tide indicator. (COOL WATCH!)

1964 - Heuer launches the "Carrera" chronograph. This watch was named for the 1950's "Carrera Pan-america Mexico" road-race.

1965 - Heuer patents the MICROTIMER, the first miniature electronic timekeeping device which was accurate to within 1/1000th of a second.

1969 - Heuer introduces the "Chronomatic", the first automatic chronograch with a microrotor. They also introduce the widely popular "Monaco" worn by movie-star Steve McQueen.

1971 to 1979 - Heuer is named the official timekeeper for formula one racing.

1975 - Heuer launches the "Chronosplit", the worlds first quartz wrist chronograph.

1985 - Heuer joins "TAG" group and the famous watch name and logo are changed from HEUER to TAG-HEUER. Since then the company has craftily built one of the most recognized watch names in the world. Tag-Heuer becomes a very popular and fashionable status symbol.

Types of Tag Heuer Watches

Aquaracer

Mens

Aquaracer Automatic

Aquaracer Chronograph

Aquaracer Regatta

Womens

Aquaracer Midsize

Carrera

Carrera Automatic

Carrera Chronograph

Carrera TwinTime

Formula 1

Mens

Formula 1 Chronograph

Womens

Formula 1 Chronograph

Grand Carrera

Mens

Grand Carrera Chronograph

Grand Carrera Grand Date GMT

Link

Mens

Link Automatic

Link Chronograph

Link Regatta

Womens

Link Chronograph

Link Mini

Link Regular

Monaco

Monza

Specialists

Mens

Golf Watch

Mercedez Benz SLR

Womens

Golf Watch

Where to Buy Tag Heuer Watches

Tagheuer.com
Amazon.com
Nordstrom.com
Bloomingdales.com
Macys.com
Overstock.com
NewEgg.com
Buy.com
Shoebuy.com
Bjs.com
eBay.com

Omega Watches Price Guide

iTaggit — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 03:21:16 GMT

Price Guides- current pricing for used items based on completed transactions across the web-

Item Name		Auction Type	Bids	Starting Price	Sold For	Date Sold
	DEFECTS OMEGA BAUME MERCIER AUTOMATIC SWISS WATCHES NR		17	$0.01	$985.99	11/7/2010
	Vintage Omega Watches (2 pieces) Constellation PARTS		25	$1.00	$493.00	9/20/2010
	Vintage Omega Watches (2 pieces) Constellation PARTS		24	$1.00	$473.00	10/3/2010
	2 MENS OMEGA SEAMASTER WATCHES VINTAGE WATCH AUTOMATIC		1	$475.00	$425.00	9/2/2010
	4 ea Omega Watches Complete Repair/Parts Auto		15	$9.99	$410.00	11/2/2010
	OMEGA GENEVA DYNAMIC AUTOMATIC Watches two pieces		1	$380.00	$380.00	9/21/2010
	OMEGA GENEVA DYNAMIC AUTOMATIC Watches two pieces		2	$350.00	$355.00	10/5/2010
	2 OMEGA SEAMASTER DEVILLE WATCHES 14K GOLD FILLED		1	$399.00	$300.00	8/18/2010
	Men's Omega Electronic f 300 Hz DeVille Watches Gold PL		1	$280.00	$280.00	9/6/2010
	2 Vintage OMEGA Wrist Watches NR		20	$0.99	$256.00	11/5/2010
	3 Mens Chronograph Watches-Estate-Omega-Ciprini-Lorus!!		7	$25.00	$255.01	10/31/2010
	Group of Estate Watches Benrus, Omega, Casio		17	$7.00	$209.50	10/23/2010
	The ansient SWISS watches OMEGA - LAKO WW2		11	$3.67	$199.99	8/16/2010
	Vintage Longines & Omega F300 Hz Watches		1	$155.00	$175.00	8/26/2010
	OMEGA DEVILLE WATCHES GREAT!!! LOOK!!!		22	$9.99	$168.50	9/21/2010
	VINTAGE OMEGA INLAND 25 CLUB SEIKO TOURNEAU WATCHES		13	$0.01	$138.50	10/7/2010
	Vintage Lady's Watches Omega and Waltham		21	$15.00	$137.50	8/15/2010
	OMEGA DE VILLE LADIES WATCHES MANUAL WIND		13	$0.99	$132.50	9/8/2010
	Omega Watches 2 Seamaster Men's and 1 Women's		23	$5.00	$128.49	8/15/2010
	ESTATE SALE; 32 WATCHES & MORE / GENEVA,BULOVA,OMEGA		21	$9.99	$109.77	9/20/2010

	39 VINTAGE WATCHES, GIROD, WITTNAUER, OMEGA, BENRUS		19	$0.99	$96.00	8/14/2010
	(19) VINTAGE WATCHES OMEGA.LONGINES.BULOVA.ELGIN.GRUEN		1	$89.00	$89.00	9/17/2010
	(19) VINTAGE WATCHES OMEGA.LONGINES.BULOVA.ELGIN.GRUEN		1	$89.00	$89.00	9/21/2010
	5 Ladies Watches Repair/Parts Omega/Hampden/Winton/		9	$1.99	$73.88	8/11/2010
	OMEGA SEAMASTER MENS WATCHES 18K GOLD 10 MICRON GOLD PL		7	$25.00	$66.00	9/10/2010
	MENS&LADIES MISC WATCHES BULOVA,CITIZEN,OMEGA		13	$5.00	$51.00	10/14/2010
	L@@K 2 VINTAGE OMEGA WATCHES		2	$50.00	$51.00	9/17/2010
	Omega Sports Watches by Giampiero Negretti		1	$49.98	$49.98	9/21/2010
	Vintage Watches Bulova Elgin Seiko Omega Hamilton Parts		12	$7.77	$44.00	10/4/2010
	Vintage Rare Watches Photo Book Antique Rolex Omega etc		1	$43.00	$43.00	9/30/2010
	VINTAGE LADIES WATCHES, TWO OMEGA & ELGIN SPEIDEL BAND		11	$2.95	$42.00	11/1/2010
	Omega Watches by John Goldberger (2006, Hardcover)		1	$41.74	$41.74	11/1/2010
	5 Vintage Ladies Watches Elgin, Omega, Ofair 4 working		11	$0.09	$41.00	10/1/2010
	Collection of Ladies Vintage Wrist Watches Omega Elgin		11	$15.00	$38.00	11/2/2010
	VERY NICE MENS OMEGA SEAMASTER WRIST WATCH CASE WATCHES		3	$19.99	$19.99	10/20/2010
	Vintage knife Spitzer&Fuhrmann House of Watches Omega		7	$4.99	$18.50	9/13/2010
	OMEGA WATCH Watches RED POLO/GOLF SHIRT Mens XL X-LARGE		6	$2.95	$17.50	9/17/2010
	1986 Watches,Ties ROLEX Piaget OMEGA Patek Philippe Ad		1	$9.99	$9.99	8/20/2010
	1955 Omega Watches Vintage Print Ad		1	$8.99	$8.99	9/21/2010
	1956 Ad Omega Sapphette Ladies High Fashion Watches		1	$7.00	$7.00	10/10/2010

	Omega Psi Phi Leather Round Wrist Watches #a12b		4	$0.99	$1.29	9/2/2010
	Omega Psi Phi Leather Round Wrist Watches #a12b		2	$0.99	$1.04	9/14/2010
	THE WORLD OF OMEGA - 2001 CATALOG OF OMEGA WATCHES		1	$0.99	$0.99	10/5/2010
	Omega Psi Phi Leather Round Wrist Watches #a12b		1	$0.99	$0.99	8/22/2010
	Alpha Phi Omega Leather Square Wrist Watches #a5b		1	$0.99	$0.99	8/23/2010
	Omega Psi Phi Leather Round Wrist Watches #a12b		1	$0.99	$0.99	8/28/2010
	Alpha Phi Omega Leather Square Wrist Watches #a5b		1	$0.99	$0.99	8/28/2010
	Alpha Phi Omega Leather Square Wrist Watches #a5b		1	$0.99	$0.99	9/16/2010
	Omega Watches Ian Thorpe Australia Advertising Postcard		1	$0.99	$0.99	8/27/2010

Tag Heuer Watches Price Guide

iTaggit — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 03:08:26 GMT

Price Guides- current pricing for used items based on completed transactions across the web-

Item Name		Auction Type	Bids	Starting Price	Sold For	Date Sold
	TWO TAG HEUER SEL WATCHES - PRE OWNED		1	$475.00	$400.00	9/2/2010
	Mens Tag Heuer SS Quartz Day/Date Divers Watch Watches		28	$49.99	$215.00	8/20/2010
	Tag Heuer and Lorus watches		6	$40.00	$132.50	9/6/2010
	TAG Heuer watches (3) parts or repair		17	$9.99	$123.62	9/12/2010
	Non-working Ladies Tag Heuer and Men's Movado watches		14	$0.99	$107.50	11/7/2010
	TAG HEUER Sport Vision Baseball Hat Swiss Watches		1	$9.99	$9.99	10/3/2010
	CHRONO MAGAZINE BREMONT CHOPARD TAG HEUER WATCHES		1	$9.95	$9.95	10/27/2010

Football Memorabilia Price Guide

iTaggit — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 03:05:52 GMT

Price Guides- current pricing for used items based on completed transactions across the web-

Item Name		Auction Type	Bids	Starting Price	Sold For	Date Sold
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL 18 BOX CASE		1	$2,689.99	$2,689.99	10/10/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX		3	$149.00	$149.00	11/1/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX		1	$147.50	$147.50	11/2/2010
	HOBBY BOX 2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL		1	$149.95	$140.00	11/2/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX		1	$139.95	$139.95	10/17/2010
	2010 Panini Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		2	$135.00	$135.00	10/15/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		2	$135.00	$135.00	10/13/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		1	$135.00	$135.00	10/13/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		1	$135.00	$135.00	10/14/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		1	$135.00	$135.00	10/14/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		1	$135.00	$135.00	10/14/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		1	$135.00	$135.00	10/16/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		1	$135.00	$135.00	10/17/2010
	2007 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		1	$132.95	$130.00	8/29/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX		1	$129.99	$129.99	10/15/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		8	$0.99	$126.99	10/24/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALLHOBBY BOX		12	$0.99	$125.00	10/26/2010
	2010 Panini Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		1	$125.00	$125.00	10/8/2010
	2010 Panini Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		1	$125.00	$125.00	10/15/2010
	2010 Panini Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		2	$130.00	$125.00	10/17/2010

	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX (TEBOW)		18	$0.99	$117.50	10/25/2010
	2007 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		2	$115.95	$115.95	10/2/2010
	2007 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		1	$115.95	$115.95	10/9/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA PANINI FOOTBALL SEALED BOX		8	$0.99	$114.05	10/24/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX		19	$0.99	$112.50	10/16/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX		9	$0.99	$112.50	10/29/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX		12	$0.99	$110.00	10/25/2010
	2007 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		1	$104.95	$104.95	10/21/2010
	2006 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Hobby Football Box		1	$92.95	$92.95	9/14/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA PANINI FOOTBALL SEALED BOX		13	$0.99	$92.50	11/7/2010
	2006 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		1	$89.99	$89.99	10/21/2010
	Football Value Pack Autograph Memorabilia 20 Pack Case		1	$89.95	$89.95	10/11/2010
	2006 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football Hobby Box		1	$80.99	$80.99	11/4/2010
	2008 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football hobby box		3	$69.95	$77.68	9/19/2010
	SUPER BOWL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE 6pc		1	$89.00	$60.00	10/24/2010
	2010 PANINI ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY BOX		17	$0.99	$58.00	8/29/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	8/18/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	8/21/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		2	$54.95	$54.95	9/2/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	9/7/2010

	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	8/19/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	9/12/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	9/19/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	8/23/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		2	$54.95	$54.95	10/19/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	9/14/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	9/13/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	8/29/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		2	$54.95	$54.95	10/8/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	9/20/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	10/4/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	10/19/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	10/20/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		4	$54.95	$54.95	10/25/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	11/3/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	11/7/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	10/27/2010
	Glass Football Helmet Display Case/Sports Memorabilia		1	$54.95	$54.95	11/7/2010
	2005 UPPER DECK FOOTBALL,3 MEMORABILIA CARDS IN BOX		1	$55.00	$50.00	9/12/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA Football SEALED HOBBY PACK !		1	$29.95	$39.95	10/28/2010

	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA Football SEALED HOBBY PACK !		5	$29.95	$36.00	10/31/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY PACK (TEBOW)		8	$0.99	$35.00	10/31/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY PACK (TEBOW)		8	$0.99	$34.00	10/31/2010
	2009 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football 24 Pack Box		1	$33.95	$33.95	10/22/2010
	2009 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football 24 Pack Box		1	$33.95	$33.95	10/27/2010
	2009 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football 24 Pack Box		1	$33.95	$33.95	11/3/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		5	$19.99	$33.33	8/17/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		6	$1.99	$32.03	9/7/2010
	FUTERA WORLD FOOTBALL steven GERRARD JERSEY MEMORABILIA		1	$39.99	$32.00	8/31/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		4	$19.99	$31.00	8/17/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY PACK (TEBOW)		7	$0.99	$31.00	10/31/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA Football SEALED HOBBY PACK !		2	$29.95	$30.95	10/31/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		3	$19.99	$30.01	8/17/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		3	$19.99	$30.01	8/17/2010
	steelers superbowl 40 edition football memorabilia		1	$30.00	$30.00	10/29/2010
	FUTERA WORLD FOOTBALL KAKA JERSEY MEMORABILIA		1	$49.99	$30.00	9/2/2010
	FUTERA WORLD FOOTBALL KAKA JERSEY MEMORABILIA		1	$49.99	$30.00	9/4/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA Football SEALED HOBBY PACK !		1	$29.95	$29.95	10/31/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		4	$19.99	$28.51	8/17/2010
	RIDDELL CHICAGO BEARS FOOTBALL HELMET MEMORABILIA		7	$0.99	$27.00	8/22/2010

	(80+) 1910's-1980's Football Memorabilia Collection		4	$9.99	$26.55	10/3/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		3	$19.99	$26.01	8/17/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		3	$19.99	$26.01	8/17/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		4	$19.99	$25.38	8/17/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		3	$19.99	$25.38	8/17/2010
	FUTERA WORLD FOOTBALL steven GERRARD JERSEY MEMORABILIA		1	$39.99	$25.00	9/4/2010
	SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL VAULT BOOK! MEMORABILIA!		1	$24.99	$24.99	10/26/2010
	Christie's Football Memorabilia Sir Alf Ramsey Auction		1	$24.95	$24.95	9/24/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		4	$19.99	$24.94	8/17/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL HOBBY PACK (TEBOW)		7	$0.99	$23.75	10/31/2010
	FUTERA WORLD FOOTBALL SHEVCHENKO JERSEY MEMORABILIA		1	$29.99	$22.00	9/2/2010
	FUTERA WORLD FOOTBALL RONALDINHO JERSEY MEMORABILIA		1	$29.99	$22.00	9/2/2010
	FUTERA WORLD FOOTBALL thierry HENRY JERSEY MEMORABILIA		1	$29.99	$22.00	9/2/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		2	$19.99	$21.51	8/17/2010
	OHIO STATE BUCKEYES Special Football Memorabilia		1	$20.00	$20.00	8/24/2010
	Johnny Majors UT Football graduation memorabilia		2	$20.00	$20.00	10/18/2010
	PENN STATE FOOTBALL VAULT BOOK! LOADED MEMORABILIA!		1	$19.99	$19.99	9/11/2010
	OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL VAULT BOOK! LOADED MEMORABILIA!		1	$19.99	$19.99	9/18/2010
	OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL VAULT BOOK! LOADED MEMORABILIA!		1	$19.99	$19.99	10/13/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		1	$19.99	$19.99	8/17/2010

	OHIO STATE FOOTBALL VAULT BOOK! LOADED MEMORABILIA!		1	$19.99	$19.99	9/11/2010
	IOWA FOOTBALL VAULT BOOK! LOADED MEMORABILIA!		1	$19.99	$19.99	10/13/2010
	Vintage Football Memorabilia & Equipment: 22x28 Poster		1	$19.99	$19.99	8/15/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		2	$19.99	$19.99	8/17/2010
	FUTERA WORLD FOOTBALL RONALDINHO JERSEY MEMORABILIA		1	$29.99	$18.00	9/4/2010
	Football Memorabilia Helmet Picture Framed Art Print		1	$17.15	$17.15	9/18/2010
	2009 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Football 8 Pack Box		1	$16.95	$16.95	11/6/2010
	29 DIFF GAME USED FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA CARDS 29 STARS		4	$0.99	$16.39	10/31/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		5	$1.99	$16.05	9/7/2010
	2008 SPX FOOTBALL CHRIS JOHNSON RC WINNING MEMORABILIA		4	$8.99	$15.59	8/18/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		8	$1.99	$15.51	9/7/2010
	Collection Football Memorabilia 36 Newsletters/Programs		1	$15.00	$15.00	8/17/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		6	$1.99	$13.49	9/7/2010
	USC 2009 FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA PACKAGE -- 7 ITEMS		1	$12.99	$12.99	9/23/2010
	Mini FOOTBALL Helmet Display Case Memorabilia Holder		1	$12.95	$12.95	10/21/2010
	Randy Moss 2001 Absolute Memorabilia Game Used Football		1	$12.00	$12.00	9/28/2010
	Sothebys 1999 Football Memorabilia		1	$10.98	$10.98	11/1/2010
	Sothebys 2001 Football Memorabilia		1	$10.98	$10.98	11/1/2010
	1950-80'S HOCKEY BASEBALL FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA		4	$1.99	$10.53	9/7/2010
	2006 Upper Deck Football Sealed Box Rookies Memorabilia		10	$0.99	$10.50	8/31/2010

	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		4	$0.99	$10.10	10/28/2010
	Football Holder Sports Memorabilia Display Case		1	$4.99	$9.99	11/2/2010
	HOF PRO FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA ENSHRINEE GREAT AUTOGRAPHS		1	$9.99	$9.99	10/25/2010
	Christies 2000 Football Memorabilia, Neal Collection		1	$8.75	$8.75	10/31/2010
	Christies 2006 Football Memorabilia		1	$8.75	$8.75	10/31/2010
	Sothebys 2003 Football Memorabilia		1	$8.54	$8.54	11/1/2010
	Christies 2006 Football Memorabilia		1	$7.50	$7.50	10/31/2010
	Christies 2001 Football Memorabilia		1	$7.50	$7.50	11/1/2010
	Christies 2004 Football Memorabilia		1	$7.50	$7.50	11/1/2010
	Christies 2003 Football Memorabilia		1	$7.50	$7.50	11/1/2010
	Christies 2002 Football Memorabilia		1	$7.50	$7.50	11/1/2010
	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		5	$0.99	$7.05	10/28/2010
	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		5	$0.99	$6.57	10/29/2010
	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		7	$0.99	$6.50	10/28/2010
	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		4	$0.99	$6.25	10/29/2010
	Knights 2004 Cricket, Football, Rugby Memorabilia		1	$6.10	$6.10	10/28/2010
	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		4	$0.99	$6.07	10/29/2010
	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		4	$0.99	$6.07	10/29/2010
	2006 Upper Deck Football Box LOADED/Rookies Memorabilia		1	$10.00	$6.00	9/7/2010
	Football Memorabilia Acrylic Tumbler Oakland Raiders		1	$5.99	$5.99	9/2/2010

	2009 MEMORABILIA PAT WHITE RC JERSEY & FOOTBALL /25MADE		5	$0.99	$5.55	9/25/2010
	2010 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA FOOTBALL BASE SET (97/100)		3	$0.99	$5.51	10/25/2010
	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		4	$0.99	$5.50	10/28/2010
	2010 Absolute Memorabilia Football Auto/Relic Hot Pack		3	$0.99	$5.01	10/29/2010
	PLAYOFF ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA 2003 FOOTBALL CARDS, 9-PKS		1	$5.00	$5.00	9/3/2010
	2006 Upper Deck Football Box LOADED/Rookies Memorabilia		4	$7.00	$5.00	11/5/2010
	2006 Upper Deck Football Box LOADED/Rookies Memorabilia		2	$7.00	$5.00	11/7/2010
	REGGIE WAYNE 2001 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA JERSEY/FOOTBALL		1	$5.00	$5.00	9/4/2010
	1940s McCook Jr College Football Memorabilia/McCook NE		1	$5.00	$5.00	9/15/2010
	2007 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA TROY SMITH JERSEY FOOTBALL 50		1	$10.00	$5.00	10/4/2010
	Houston Oilers Football Memorabilia & 30th Anniv. Cup!		1	$0.99	$4.99	9/20/2010
	DELAWARE " BLUE HEN " FOOTBALL MEMORABILIA 1980 TO 2005		1	$4.99	$4.99	9/1/2010
	2006 Upper Deck Football Sealed Box Rookies Memorabilia		5	$0.99	$4.36	9/7/2010
	ANDRE JOHNSON 2003 ABSOLUTE MEMORABILIA JERSEY/FOOTBALL		1	$4.00	$4.00	8/22/2010
	Liverpool Soccer jerseys football memorabilia keychain		1	$3.99	$3.99	10/16/2010
	GREEN BAY PACKERS Team Memorabilia Football		1	$3.99	$3.99	10/5/2010
	Collectable Football Memorabilia Super Bowl Pennant		3	$2.99	$3.75	8/15/2010
	Detroit Lions Hat - NFL Football Memorabilia - Reebok		4	$0.99	$3.34	11/1/2010
	Chelsea Soccer jerseys football memorabilia keychain		7	$0.89	$3.31	9/24/2010
	Football memorabilia-FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain 10		7	$0.01	$3.00	10/29/2010

	Collectable Football Memorabilia Super Bowl Pennant		1	$2.99	$2.99	8/29/2010
	Collectable Football Memorabilia Super Bowl Pennant		1	$2.99	$2.99	8/29/2010
	Collectable Football Memorabilia Super Bowl Pennant		1	$2.99	$2.99	9/26/2010
	Collectable Football Memorabilia Super Bowl Pennant		1	$2.99	$2.99	10/3/2010
	GREEN BAY PACKERS Football Team Memorabilia		1	$2.99	$2.99	10/29/2010
	Manchester United jerseys football memorabilia keychain		5	$0.99	$2.75	11/2/2010
	Football Collectible,memorabilia,mini mug,souvenir,cup		2	$2.49	$2.74	10/24/2010
	Manchester United jerseys football memorabilia keychain		7	$0.99	$2.50	10/22/2010
	Football Collectible,memorabilia,mini mug,souvenir,cup		1	$2.49	$2.49	10/24/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		3	$0.99	$2.25	9/30/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		5	$0.01	$2.25	10/29/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$2.24	9/15/2010
	Arsenal Club jerseys football memorabilia keychain		3	$0.99	$2.21	8/27/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		1	$2.00	$2.00	11/1/2010
	Manchester Club jerseys football memorabilia keychain		2	$0.99	$2.00	8/24/2010
	Real madrid Club jerseys football memorabilia keychain		3	$0.99	$2.00	9/12/2010
	2009 UD Football Ray Rice event worn memorabilia card		1	$1.99	$1.99	9/14/2010
	2009 UD Football Heroes Kevin Smith GU Memorabilia		1	$1.98	$1.98	9/2/2010
	1974 Roughrider Football Schedule Vintage Memorabilia		2	$0.99	$1.76	10/23/2010
	Manchester United jerseys football memorabilia keychain		4	$0.89	$1.75	9/13/2010

	Manchester United jerseys football memorabilia keychain		3	$0.89	$1.75	10/8/2010
	Peyton Manning 2009 Absolute Memorabilia Football # 43		1	$1.75	$1.75	10/2/2010
	Real madrid Club jerseys football memorabilia keychain		3	$0.99	$1.75	9/20/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$1.54	8/12/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$1.54	8/12/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$1.54	8/12/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$1.54	8/12/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$1.54	8/12/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$1.54	8/12/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$1.54	8/12/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		4	$0.99	$1.54	8/12/2010
	Liverpool Club jerseys football memorabilia keychain		4	$0.99	$1.54	9/26/2010
	NFL Football Bouncy Balls/Superballs Team Memorabilia		1	$1.52	$1.52	9/16/2010
	NFL Football Bouncy Balls/Superballs Team Memorabilia		1	$1.52	$1.52	10/2/2010
	NFL Football Bouncy Balls/Superballs Team Memorabilia		1	$1.52	$1.52	10/31/2010
	NFL Football Bouncy Balls/Superballs Team Memorabilia		1	$1.52	$1.52	11/1/2010
	Manchester United jerseys football memorabilia keychain		5	$0.89	$1.50	10/1/2010
	Football memorabilia-(FIFA World Cup Trophy Key Chain)		2	$0.99	$1.50	10/5/2010
	Arsenal Club jerseys football memorabilia keychain		3	$0.99	$1.50	9/17/2010
	Real madrid Club jerseys football memorabilia keychain		4	$0.99	$1.50	9/26/2010

Real vs. Fake: Tips on Spotting a Fake Rolex

salvanipour — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 02:37:00 GMT

It is important to be careful when shopping for good deals online; especially when it comes to purchasing a Rolex watch. There are many websites online today that try to trick online shoppers into thinking that they are buying a real Rolex for a bargain price when really they are selling them an imitation watch. So how can you tell a fake Rolex from a real Rolex? There are a few key features to look for before you make your final purchase.

Check the back of the watch. The case back of a real Rolex should not be clear. If you can see the inner workings of the watch, then you are looking a fake. This rule is true, with the exception of a few rare 1930s models.
While still examining the case back, make sure that there is nothing engraved. A real Rolex will have a smooth back, and a huge red flag should go up for you if you see “Made in China” engraved on the back.
The more recent models no longer have the 3D crown hologram sticker on the case back. These stickers were featured on some of the older models, but they became too easy to counterfeit.
The watch’s model number can be found engraved at the end of the watch end-link. A good fake might have a number engraved, but a real one also has two small Rolex crowns next to the number. It is important to check for all three.
Look at the bezel. A fluting bezel is a design that is specific to Rolex watches. A bezel is considered fluting when it has rigid edges. This type of bezel is only featured on the watches made of yellow gold, Everose gold, and white gold. This does not mean that yellow, Everose, and white gold only comes with a fluting bezel, but it does mean that a fluting bezel will not be found on Rolex watches made of other materials.
Can you hear ticking? If yes, then it is a fake Rolex. A real Rolex watch will have a sweeping second hand. But be careful with this rule, because some of the better fakes have a sweeping second hand as well.
There should be a very tiny Rolex crown etched into the crystal under the 6. The crown is so small that it can only be seen with a magnifying glass. The exceptions to this rule are the 2002 watches and the watches that have a leather band.
As the old saying goes, if it sounds too good to be true then it probably is. If you find a “real” Rolex watch that is being sold under $500, stay away. It is most likely a fake watch. Rolex watches do not depreciate much in value, even if it is an older model.

Remember, when shopping for a genuine Rolex watch online it is important to do your research. Know the specifics on the type of watch you are looking for, and that will help you separate the real watches from the fakes.

Oh my Omega!

collector95 — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 15:25:00 GMT

Oh my Omega!

For over one hundred years, Omega Watches have dominated the luxury watch market. The brand has come a long way since its founder and Swiss watchmaker Louis Brandt began creating his masterpieces one part at a time by hand. Throughout the years, Omega has revolutionized the wristwatch with its Co-Axial escapement technology and modern, classic look. If you are in the market for a luxury watch, Omega is a timeless and beautiful option!

The History of Omega Watches

(courtesy of http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/5-9-2006-95611.asp)

Engineered to the nth degree, the Omega watch brand is a staple on many a well-to-do man's dresser; tucked safely away inside its luxurious velvet box, ensuring that this extremely fine timepiece will be free from dust and scratches when not eloquently strapped to its owner's wrist.

Now let's take a brief but intriguing look at the history behind these luxurious watches long before they signed Hollywood A-list stars Nicole Kidman and George Clooney, as well as tennis superstar Maria Sharapova, to become their celebrity endorsers.

The fairy tale known as the Omega Watch Company actually started way back in the 19th Century -1848 to be exact, when the Omega founder, Louis Brandt, a Swiss watchmaker who resided in La Chaux-de-Fonds in Switzerland, began creating his "Omega" masterpieces. Of course, back then he constructed each piece using only his bare hands by meticulously assembling each watch piece by piece.

The first watches that Mr. Brandt made were pocket watches, because back then they were the timepiece that was considered to be vogue and were highly sought after and cherished. In the mid 1800's the thought of attaching a bracelet to their time piece never even crossed a persons mind. The fashionable and preferred thing to do was to carry their beloved "Omega" watches - which, at the time were called "Bienne" watches - in their pockets.

Unfortunately, Mr. Louis Brandt passed away in 1879 and he left his modest company to his sons, Louis Paul Brandt and Cesar Brandt who carried on their father's tradition of impeccable pocket watch craftsmanship. They decided to rename the company "Bienne" in January 1880.

The birth of the Omega watch brand actually took place in 1894, more than a decade after the renaming of the company to Bienne. Louis and Cesar Brandt introduced, for the first time, the brand "Omega" to the Swiss public. Over time, the Omega watch has come to be one of Switzerland's biggest and most luxurious exports. The Omega watch name actually came from one of the two Brandt brother's watch movement calibers.

Sadly, the reign of the two Brandt brothers in the Omega watch company was short-lived because both brothers suddenly died in 1903. This resulted in four individuals taking control of the Omega watch company. One of the individuals was Paul Brandt, who not only inherited the Brandt family name but their entrepreneurial instincts as well. At just 23 years old, Paul was actually the oldest of the four who took over the Omega watch company after the death of the Brandt brothers.

After a merger with fellow Swiss luxury watch brand, Tissot in 1930, SSIH (Société suisse pour l'industrie horlogère) in Geneva, Switzerland was created as the new parent company of the newly merged watch companies. Fortunately, the merger between Tissot and Omega was a big success, which is why in a relatively short time the SSIH group grew to over fifty other companies including Lemania, Lanco and Hamilton. And in a relatively short period of time, the SSIH group has managed to position themselves as the third largest producer of luxury watches, as well as watch movements in the world.

It was during this time when Omega produced a number of its most loved time pieces. Vintage Omega watches that are still highly sought and are famous to this day.

During the Second World War, Omega built a solid reputation for themselves by coming out with military and pilot watches for servicemen. They have always been known for their fine craftsmanship and their great attention to detail. Other popular watches from that era were the Omega Speedmaster chronograph, the Omega Seamaster waterproof sports watch and the Omega Constellation watches, which are all still incredibly popular.

During an economic downturn in 1980, Omega found itself once again merging with another Swiss watch giant - ASUAG, which manufactures and produces other popular Swiss watches such as Swatch, Longines and Rado. The new company that emerged from the Omega-ASUAG merger was called the ASUAG-SSIH company. Unfortunately, even the combined resources of the newly formed company was unable to fight off the economic slump that Omega was facing during that time which resulted in the newly formed company to be taken over by a private group. The ASUAG-SSIH company was renamed and shortened to just SMH which still exists today.

Omega Watch Lines

Women’s Omega Watches

Constellation

Seamaster

Speedmaster

De Ville

Men’s Omega Watches

Constellation

Seamaster

Speedmaster

De Ville

Place to Buy Omega Watches

Omega.com

Amazon.com

NewEgg.com

Overstock.com

PrestigeTime.com

LuxuryWatchStore.com

Glooks.com

ClassyBrand.com

eBay.com

Classy in Cartier - The Timeless and Elegant Timepieces of Cartier

scbrown85 — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 21:34:00 GMT

Classy in Cartier - The Timeless and Elegant Timepieces of Cartier

Cartier is a brand synonymous with luxury, indulgence, and masterful craftsmanship, especially when it comes to watchmaking, For years, the artists behind Cartier have engineered some of the most innovative and sought after timepieces on the market, including the famous “Tank” design (shown right). If you are in the market for your very own luxury timepiece, Cartier is an excellent place to being your search for an attractive and lasting watch.

History of Cartier
(courtesy of http://www.watch-clone.com/articles/cartier_watches.html)

The House of Cartier, a true dynasty of style, elegance and fine craftsmanship, was founded in 1847 by Louis-Franois Cartier, master jeweler to Europe's crowned heads. By the early 20th century, his three grandsons, Louis, Jacques and Pierre, were successfully managing Cartier boutiques in Paris, London and New York.
The first true Cartier wristwatch, the Santos, designed by Louis and named for Alberto Santos-Dumont, a dashing Brazilian aviator, was introduced in 1904. Jeweled wristwatches followed soon after in 1906. In 1910, Louis created and patented the deployant folding clasp. 1917 saw the introduction of the famous Cartier Tank watch. Long regarded as the single most important and influential watch design of the 20th century, the distinctive timepiece was designed in tribute to the Allied Tank commanders who helped defend France during World War I.
In 1933, Cartier was commissioned by the Pasha of Marrakech to create a watch he could wear while swimming. As one of the earliest truly water-resistant designs, the watch featured an attractive round case of solid gold.

Today, the company's watch designers draw on the astounding design archives left by Louis Cartier, the design genius responsible for many of the house's signature innovations, patents and collections. Most of the contemporary Cartier collections are based upon Louis distinctive design classics such as the Santos, the Panther, the Bagnoire, the Pasha, the Tonneau, the Diabolo, and the Tank. Introduced in 1996, the Tank Francaise is widely regarded as a contemporary model of horology and design mastery. Available in three sizes and offered with a variety of movements from quartz to automatic, the Tank Franaise chronograph features a perpetual calendar and automatic time zone changing capability.

Types of Cartier Watches

Tank Francaise Watches

Tank Francaise - Mens
Tank Francaise - Mid Size
Tank Francaise - Ladies

Tank Style

Tank Solo - Ladies and Mens
Tank Americaine - Mens
Tank Americaine - Medium
Tank Americaine - Ladies
Tank Louis Cartier - Mens
Tank Louis Cartier - Ladies
Tank Divan - Mens
Tank Divan Ladies
Tankissime - Ladies

Roadster Watches

Roadster - Mens
Roadster - Ladies
Roadster GMT
Roadster Chronograph

Must 21 Watches

Must 21 Quartz - Mens
Must 21 Quartz - Ladies
Must 21 Chronoscaph

Ronde

Ronde Solo
Ronde Louis Cartier

La Dona De Cartier

La Dona - Large
La Dona - Small Ballon Bleu De Cartier
Ballon Bleu - Small
Ballon Bleu - Medium
Ballon Bleu - Large
Ballon Bleu - Chronograph

Pasha Watches

Pasha 42mm - Mens
Pasha Seatimer - Mens
Pasha Seatimer - Ladies
Pasha Seatimer Chronograph - Mens
Pasha GMT
Pasha C 35mm - Medium
Pasha 32mm - Ladies
Miss Pasha

Classic Santos Watches

Santos Automatic Classic - Mens
Santos Automatic Classic - Ladies
Santos Quartz Classic - Mens
Santos Quartz Classic - Ladies

New Santos Watches

Santos 100 Chronograph
Santos 100 - Large
Santos 100 - Medium
Santos Dumont
Santos Demoiselle - Small
Santos Demoiselle - Medium

Declaration

Baignoire

Where to Buy Cartier Watches

Cartier.com

PrestigeTime.com

Swiss Luxury.com

Ashford.com

Amazon.com

eBay.com

NeimanMarcus.com

Time for a Vintage Watch - A Mini-Guide to Purchasing a Pre-Owned Luxury Watch

scbrown85 — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 02:55:00 GMT

Time for a Vintage Watch - A Mini-Guide to Purchasing a Pre-Owned Luxury Watch

It is no secret that watches have become more than just a timepiece. Luxury watches have evolved into pieces of fine jewelry, not to mention a symbol of status in today’s society. If you are thinking about purchasing a luxury timepiece, keep in mind that it is an investment. These luxury items are built to last and maintain their beauty through years of wear. Luckily, the market for pre-owned luxury watches is on the rise, extending the possibility of owning a luxury watch outside of the elite, to those of us who don’t make at least 6 figures a year! Before you buy a pre-owned watch, however, there are a few things you should know.

Things to Consider Before Buying a Pre-Owned Luxury Watch

Do your Homework! Research you brands. Check out the different designers out there before you make a decision. Each designer creates a different style of watch and it is important that you find the style that is right for you. Read online reviews to determine the performance of the timepiece. Customer feedback is one of the most valuable and honest types of information you can find about a product.

Once you determine the brand that is right for you, do an extensive price comparison. Google your favorite watches and see what the market is like for that particular timepiece at that particular time. Some timepieces could be discontinued or a limited edition, making them more valuable.

Make sure you are getting the real deal. The market for replica timepieces is a lucrative one and often dealers will misrepresent their replica watches as genuine. Always as for a serial and model number for the watch and have it checked by a reputable dealer. Familiarize yourself with what a genuine watch of your preferred brand looks like. Also, it is always a good idea to try and get the vendor on the phone to see how reliable they are. Often, fraudulent sellers will shy away from speaking on the telephone or meeting in person.

Ask dealers for a description of the parts and whether they are working or not. If the timepiece is in a location near you, visit the location and see the timepiece for yourself if possible. You want to make sure you are purchasing a functioning timepiece!

It is important to know the cost and availability of replacement parts for you timepiece. Keep in mind that you are purchasing a pre-owned timepiece. We all know that few things can function with the same parts forever! Check for service stores in your area.

If possible, try and get the original box and certificate when you purchase your luxury pre-owned watch. These accompanying items can greatly add to the value of your timepiece. If you should choose to sell it later on, this is a very important thing to look for.

Ask if the seller provides a warranty for the watch. Because the watch is pre-owned, it is not likely that the manufacturer’s warranty is still valid. Any good pre-owned watch dealer should offer a warranty on the item. Always, always, always read the fine print of your warranty!

Pre-Owned Watch Rating System and Terminology
(courtesy of http://www.finestwatches.com/blog/archives/13-Guide-to-Buying-a-Pre-owned-Timepiece.html)

New Old Stock - An older watch that has never been worn.

Mint - Worn but shows very little wear.

Near Mint - Worn but shows some minor wear.

Excellent - Shows slight normal wear.

Very good - Shows normal wear.

Good/Average - Shows heavier than average wear.

Fair/Below Average - Some damage or other serious problems.

Watch Yourself! A Mini-Guide to Buying a Luxury Watch

collector95 — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 16:54:00 GMT

Watch Yourself! A Mini-Guide to Buying a Luxury Watch

It’s no secret that owning a luxury watch is a symbol of status in today’s society. Gone are the days of wearing a wristwatch simply for the convenience of knowing the time at a moment’s notice. Watches have become an indulgence and an expression of individuality, much like a piece of fine jewelry. Fortunately, there is a good reason for the high price of a luxury timepiece. These watches are assembled by hand with the finest, most costly material available. It is for this reason that much thought and research should go into making such a purchase. I have compiled a few things to keep in mind while searching for the perfect luxury timepiece for you.

Tips for Purchasing a Luxury Watch

Before purchasing your luxury watch, first consider what type of watch best suits you. For example, if you enjoy outdoor activities, maybe exploring sport watch brands, such as Dunhill, Longines or Tag Heuer would be a first step. If it is a classic watch you are looking for, maybe classic luxury brands such as Rolex, Cartier, or Movado are more your style.

Decide which style of wristband you are looking to buy. Brown or black leather? Alligator or Eel? Maybe it is the all metal look you are going for, such as stainless steel, titanium, yellow, white, pink, or rose gold or even platinum. Once you establish a general look and style that best fits you, you can begin to narrow your search.

Consider what types of features you want on your watch, such as a date feature, chronograph, a tourbillon, minute repeaters, etc.

Determine the movement type you want the watch to run on. There are essentially two different types of movement: Quartz and Mechanical. Quartz watches run on batteries and are generally more accurate than mechanical ones. Mechanical watches either run manually, which requires daily winding, or automatic, by the movement of the wearer’s wrist.

If you decide to make your purchase online, beware of replica watches. Imitations are a big business, so make sure you are getting the real deal. Luxury brand watches should come with a certificate of authenticity. Ask the retailer for additional pictures and if possible, speak with him/her on the phone.

Some Luxury Watch Brands to Consider

Jacob & Company
Joe Rodeo
Alain Silberstein
Breguet
IWC
Jaeger LeCoultre
Tissot
Louis Erard
Wittnauer
Chaumet
Chopard
Harry Winston
Gucci
Cartier
Martin Braun
Maurice Lacroix
Christiaan van der Klauuw
Chase-Durer
Fortis
Luminox
Dunhill
Longines
Tag Heuer
Glashutte
Lange & Sohne
Panerai
Klein
Invicta
Kenneth Cole
Rolex
Movado
Omega

Luxury Watch Price Guide

Price Guides- current pricing for used items based on completed transactions across the web-

Item Name		Auction Type	Bids	Starting Price	Sold For	Date Sold
	LUXURY WATCH FRANCK MULLER CONQUISTADOR		1	$1,000.00	$10,000.00	8/18/2010
	DISCOUNTED CARTIER TANK LOUIS GOLD WOMENS LUXURY WATCH		1	$4,295.00	$4,295.00	7/28/2010
	DISCOUNTED CARTIER TANK LOUIS GOLD WOMENS LUXURY WATCH		1	$4,295.00	$4,295.00	8/3/2010
	LUXURY WATCH FRANCK MULLER CONQUISTADOR		18	$2,000.00	$4,250.00	10/19/2010
	Oyster Perpetual Datejust Woman's Luxury Rolex Watch		4	$2,800.00	$3,826.00	8/14/2010
	PIAGET 18KT MINI POLO LADIES LUXURY WATCH		1	$3,000.00	$3,000.00	9/24/2010
	Gucci Diamond Watches Mens Luxury Watch 5ct		1	$2,950.00	$2,750.00	8/4/2010
	Rolex Cellini Danaos 18k White Gold Men's Luxury Watch		1	$2,999.95	$2,650.00	9/30/2010
	Cartier Tank Solo 18K Yellow Gold Mens Luxury Watch		6	$2,000.00	$2,550.00	8/12/2010
	Gucci Diamond Watches Mens Luxury Watch 6ct		1	$2,950.00	$2,510.00	9/21/2010
	Carl F. Bucherer Patravi T-Graph Luxury Watch		1	$2,000.00	$2,200.00	9/3/2010
	TAG HEUER DIAMOND LINK LUXURY MENS WATCH		5	$1,750.00	$1,850.00	9/1/2010
	IWC Spitfire Mark XVI Luxury Sport Watch Exc. Condition		5	$1,450.00	$1,820.00	9/23/2010
	AUTHENTIC LUXURY HERMES H HOUR MID 132 DIAMONDS WATCH		1	$1,788.00	$1,788.00	9/28/2010
	Geneve Kalle 14kt Gold Diamond Womens Luxury Watch 14k		1	$2,079.00	$1,775.00	7/29/2010
	CONCORD LES PALAIS 14KT DIAMOND LUXURY WATCH		1	$1,750.00	$1,750.00	9/24/2010
	Movado Collection 14k Gold Mens Luxury Watch 0694918		1	$1,749.00	$1,749.00	10/17/2010
	Luxury Baume & Mercier Classic 18K Yellow Gold Watch		1	$2,485.00	$1,600.00	9/28/2010
	Tudor/Rolex Tiger Auto-Chrono Men's Luxury Watch NR		12	$0.99	$1,559.00	7/25/2010
	Cartier Tank Solo 18K Yellow Gold Mens Luxury Watch		3	$1,500.00	$1,550.00	10/7/2010

	CONCORD LES PALAIS 14KT DIAMOND LUXURY WATCH		1	$1,750.00	$1,500.00	8/13/2010
	Raphael Leon Designer Luxury Watch Mens and Womens		1	$1,450.00	$1,450.00	8/11/2010
	Ladies Raymond Weil Shine Diamond Luxury Watch		1	$1,230.00	$1,230.00	10/18/2010
	Longines Prestige 18Kt Gold Mens Luxury Swiss Watch 18k		1	$1,179.00	$1,179.00	10/12/2010
	Louis Vuitton Unisex Luxury Watch		35	$225.00	$1,177.00	8/21/2010
	Louis Vuitton Unisex Luxury Watch		1	$1,152.00	$1,152.00	8/26/2010
	Omega Seamaster Professional 300m luxury watch!		20	$700.00	$1,125.00	10/10/2010
	Movado Rilati 14kt Gold & Diamond Luxury Watch		4	$950.00	$1,115.00	9/1/2010
	Mens Raphael Leon Limited Edition Luxury Designer Watch		1	$1,150.00	$1,000.00	10/2/2010
	MONTBLANC SPORT CHRONOGRAPH WATCH- MENS SPORT/ LUXURY		20	$500.00	$990.00	10/10/2010
	Raphael Leon Designer Luxury Watch Mens Limited Edition		1	$950.00	$950.00	8/20/2010
	Raphael Leon Designer Luxury Watch Mens Limited Edition		1	$950.00	$950.00	9/20/2010
	RAPHAEL LEON LUXURY DESIGNER WATCH MEN HIGH END WATCH		1	$950.00	$950.00	9/25/2010
	swiss pippo italy diamond watch luxury hard to find		1	$800.00	$900.00	8/9/2010
	Louis Vuitton Unisex Luxury Watch		8	$225.00	$900.00	9/26/2010
	Juvinia 18K Luxury Pocket Watch, Working, Excellent!		1	$880.00	$880.00	9/22/2010
	MeisterSinger Luxury Watch - unique, Single-hand Design		1	$869.00	$869.00	9/22/2010
	MINT AUTH DAMIANI ERGO OVERSIZE LUXURY WATCH $15,000		15	$0.99	$798.77	9/27/2010
	Longines Dolce Vita SS Womens Luxury Watch L51554716		1	$779.00	$779.00	8/19/2010
	LOUIS VUITTON Tambour Chronograph Luxury Watch		28	$99.99	$750.00	10/11/2010

	Louis Vuitton Unisex Luxury Watch		19	$225.00	$710.00	10/12/2010
	MONTBLANC SPORT WATCH- MENS SPORT/ LUXURY		10	$500.00	$709.00	10/13/2010
	Rolex Gold Ladies Luxury Dress Watch "One of a Kind"		1	$835.00	$700.00	8/2/2010
	Maurice Lacroix Divina Diamond Swiss Luxury Watch $3700		1	$690.00	$621.00	8/31/2010
	Maurice Lacroix Men's Masterpiece Luxury Watch $2100		1	$580.00	$580.00	10/12/2010
	BULOVA MEN'S WATCH CHRONO DIAMOND LUXURY GOLD TWO TONE		1	$580.00	$580.00	8/23/2010
	Maurice Lacroix Men's Masterpiece Luxury Watch $2100		1	$580.00	$580.00	8/12/2010
	Concord Saratoga 18K YG & SS Band, Luxury Mens Watch		25	$0.99	$555.00	10/17/2010
	Raphael Leon Designer Luxury Watch Mens High End Watch		1	$550.00	$550.00	8/20/2010
	Barely worn automatic luxury watch		2	$500.00	$546.66	8/11/2010
	LUXURY GIRARD PERREGAUX - 18K SOLID GOLD - MAN'S WATCH		22	$1.00	$536.00	10/18/2010
	Luxury swiss Jean D Eve watch 18 Carats Gold Plated		1	$528.00	$500.00	10/19/2010
	GLAM ROCK Made in Switzerland Luxury Unisex Watch$3,695		1	$499.00	$499.00	10/12/2010
	LOCMAN NUOVO Pave Diamond LUXURY Italian WATCH $5800		1	$499.00	$499.00	10/11/2010
	DISCOUNTED GUCCI 115 PANTHEON LADIES SWISS LUXURY WATCH		1	$499.00	$499.00	8/1/2010
	LUXURY SILVER CASIO G-SHOCK DW6900 WHITE DIAMOND WATCH		1	$498.00	$498.00	10/6/2010
	LUXURY ICED OUT G-SHOCK DW6900 BLACK DIAMOND WATCH PINK		1	$498.00	$498.00	8/2/2010
	LUXURY GREEN CASIO G-SHOCK DW6900 DIAMOND WATCH BLACK		1	$498.00	$498.00	8/18/2010
	LUXURY ICED OUT G-SHOCK DW6900 BLACK DIAMOND WATCH PINK		1	$498.00	$498.00	8/19/2010
	LUXURY ICED OUT G-SHOCK DW6900 BLACK DIAMOND WATCH PINK		1	$498.00	$498.00	8/26/2010

	Lugo Pilario mens watch technique edition luxury		1	$1,000.00	$475.00	9/4/2010
	LUXURY ICED OUT G-SHOCK DW5600 WHITE DIAMOND WATCH MENS		1	$468.00	$468.00	8/21/2010
	LUXURY ICED OUT G-SHOCK DW5600 WHITE DIAMOND WATCH MENS		1	$468.00	$468.00	10/11/2010
	TW Steel CEO CE1007 Luxury Chronograph watch		1	$400.00	$450.00	10/2/2010
	Automatic Watch Winder 8pc Black Luxury Display Box		1	$450.00	$450.00	8/9/2010
	Automatic Watch Winder 8pc Black Luxury Display Box		1	$450.00	$450.00	8/10/2010
	Automatic Watch Winder 8pc Black Luxury Display Box		1	$450.00	$450.00	9/3/2010
	Raphael Leon Designer Luxury Watch Mens High End Watch		1	$450.00	$450.00	8/19/2010
	LUXURY MICHELE LADIES WATCH URBAN LEATHER 80 DIAMONDS		1	$439.00	$439.00	10/21/2010
	AUTHENTIC LUXURY HERMES MEDOR GREEN LADIES WATCH NR		1	$438.00	$438.00	9/25/2010
	LUXURY CHANEL PREMIERE GOLD LADIES FACETED WATCH NR		20	$178.00	$421.50	9/2/2010
	Men's Movado SL Sport Luxury Watch 0605641 $1395 MSRP		1	$419.99	$419.99	8/13/2010
	Raphael Leon Designer Luxury Watch Mens High End Watch		1	$550.00	$400.00	9/21/2010
	Automatic Skeleton Luxury Mens Watch - Citizen Movement		1	$500.00	$400.00	10/11/2010
	LUXURY CHANEL PREMIERE GOLD LADIES FACETED WATCH NR		7	$328.00	$388.00	8/14/2010
	LUXURY CHANEL PREMIERE GOLD LADIES FACETED WATCH NR		2	$388.00	$388.00	9/30/2010
	RAPHAEL LEON DESIGNER HIGH END LUXURY WOMENS WATCH		1	$350.00	$350.00	8/8/2010
	GORGEOUS,LADY'S EBEL LUXURY WATCH.100% ORIG,SWISS MADE.		2	$350.00	$350.00	9/26/2010
	xemex mens luxury wrist watch		1	$200.00	$350.00	10/11/2010
	Corum Mystere Quartz 138.500.20 Swiss Luxury Watch		1	$349.95	$349.95	8/5/2010

	Men's Burberry BU7602 Luxury watch Made In Swiss		34	$0.99	$346.00	8/22/2010
	Luxury Chanel Premiere Ladies Gold Plated Watch NR		14	$99.00	$333.33	10/12/2010
	LUXURY CHANEL PREMIERE GOLD LADIES FACETED WATCH NR		1	$328.00	$328.00	10/4/2010
	Louis Vuitton Luxury Brown Leather Watch Case / LV Box		1	$475.00	$320.00	8/28/2010
	LUXURY Lady's CARTIER TANK Watch SWISS Quartz Movement		32	$5.00	$320.00	8/10/2010
	Carl F Bucherer 18k Gold Mens Luxury Wrist Watch		12	$99.99	$310.77	7/31/2010
	GLAM ROCK Made in Switzerland Luxury Unisex Watch$2,095		1	$349.00	$305.00	10/11/2010
	Rare ETERNA Made in Switzerland Luxury Mens Watch		20	$1.00	$305.00	9/17/2010
	Invicta Swiss Luxury Mens Watch Black & Gold tone		1	$299.99	$299.99	9/14/2010
	14k Gold LUCIEN PICCARD MENS LUXURY WATCH Fresh Battery		1	$299.99	$299.99	10/14/2010
	Gevril! Limited Edition Luxury Mens Watch		17	$0.99	$289.00	10/8/2010
	BULOVA MEN'S WATCH QUARTZ LUXURY STAINLESS GOLD TONE		1	$289.00	$289.00	8/4/2010
	Oris XXL Classic Authentic Mens Luxury Wrist Watch		15	$99.99	$285.00	7/31/2010
	Toywatch Luxury Plasteramic Limited Edition Watch		1	$330.00	$280.00	10/6/2010
	xemex mens luxury wrist watch		4	$200.00	$279.50	10/19/2010
	LAMBORGHINI Luxury Watch Swiss Movement Made in ITALY		1	$279.00	$279.00	10/13/2010
	Men's Burberry BU7602 Luxury watch Made In Swiss		43	$0.99	$275.00	8/30/2010
	Men's Burberry BU7602 Luxury watch Made In Swiss		31	$0.99	$270.00	8/15/2010
	LUXURY COACH MENS CHRONOGRAPH WATCH 14600960 NWT $598		1	$269.99	$269.99	8/30/2010
	LUXURY COACH MENS CHRONOGRAPH WATCH 14600960 NWT $598		1	$269.99	$269.99	8/29/2010

	Man's Luxury Swiss Watch Solid Platinum & Diamonds RARE		1	$265.00	$265.00	9/5/2010
	Louis Vuitton Unisex Luxury Watch		13	$170.00	$260.00	8/9/2010
	Burberry Endurance Men's Luxury Watch		1	$250.00	$250.00	8/15/2010
	TW STEEL CEO TONNEAU CE2003 LUXURY CHRONOGRAPH WATCH		1	$250.00	$250.00	10/17/2010
	TW Steel CEO CE1007 Luxury Chronograph watch		1	$200.00	$250.00	10/12/2010
	MAURICE LACROIX INTUITION SWISS MADE LUXURY WATCH NIB		1	$375.00	$250.00	8/3/2010
	Rare Louis Richard Stirling Skeleton Luxury Mens Watch		1	$249.00	$249.00	10/9/2010
	LATEST EMPORIO ARMANI LUXURY MEN'S WATCH AR2434		1	$245.00	$245.00	7/26/2010
	LATEST EMPORIO ARMANI LUXURY MEN'S WATCH AR2434		1	$245.00	$245.00	7/26/2010
	Accutron Barcelona Men's Luxury Watch		1	$299.00	$240.00	8/26/2010
	MAURICE LACROIX Made in Switzerland Luxury Mens Watch		14	$0.99	$235.50	9/25/2010
	Women's Rado Jubile Luxury Watch		17	$50.00	$232.50	8/26/2010
	LUXURY MUST DE CARTIER ROMAN TRI COLOR LADYS GOLD WATCH		2	$228.00	$230.50	7/30/2010
	Luxury PT Swarovski Crystal GOLD WATCH & MOBILE PHONE		1	$225.00	$225.00	10/11/2010
	Luxury PT Swarovski Crystal GOLD WATCH & MOBILE PHONE		1	$225.00	$225.00	10/11/2010
	Luxury PT Swarovski Crystal GOLD WATCH & MOBILE PHONE		1	$225.00	$225.00	10/11/2010
	24mm Mens Genuine Crocodile Luxury Watch Band Brown		1	$224.95	$224.95	9/10/2010
	MEN RAYMOND WEIL GENEVE WATCH NICE LUXURY ORIGINAL BAND		26	$9.99	$222.50	8/28/2010
	Men's Luxury Ice Time 65 Diamond Chronograph Watch NIB		1	$209.99	$209.99	9/14/2010
	Gianni Versace Made in Switzerland Luxury Diamond Watch		19	$0.99	$202.87	10/1/2010

	MENS SOLID 18K GOLD GENEVE ITALIAN LUXURY DRESS WATCH		4	$199.99	$202.50	8/4/2010
	MAURICE LACROIX Made in Switzerland Luxury Mens Watch		19	$0.99	$200.00	10/6/2010
	Rare Louis Richard Stirling Skeleton Luxury Mens Watch		1	$249.00	$200.00	9/9/2010
	Accutron Luxury Mens Watch		1	$350.00	$200.00	9/15/2010
	Scatola del Tempo 4 Watch Luxury Leather Silk Case Box		1	$200.00	$200.00	8/8/2010
	TW Steel TW622 Luxury Big Dial Watch Orange Strap		1	$200.00	$200.00	10/17/2010
	LATEST EMPORIO ARMANI LUXURY MEN'S WATCH AR0315		1	$199.99	$199.99	8/8/2010
	Movado Luno Men's Swiss Movement Luxury Watch NR		1	$149.95	$199.95	10/2/2010
	WOHLER AUTOMATIC SKELETON MENS LUXURY STEEL WATCH $995		1	$199.95	$199.95	8/5/2010
	Beautiful ladies luxury gold diamond Geneve watch		1	$199.49	$199.49	8/26/2010
	UNITAS, ETA, 6497-1 luxury Watch Movement, small s. 9h		1	$199.00	$199.00	9/25/2010
	UNITAS, ETA, 6497-1 luxury Watch Movement, small s. 9h		1	$199.00	$199.00	10/10/2010
	Vox Luxury 8 Watch Holder Watch Case		1	$199.00	$199.00	9/4/2010
	MICHAEL KORS LUXURY GOLD TONE WOMEN LADIES WATCH DRESS		1	$198.99	$198.99	10/4/2010
	MICHAEL KORS LUXURY GOLD TONE WOMEN LADIES WATCH DRESS		1	$197.99	$197.99	9/19/2010
	Latest Emporio Armani Classic Men's Luxury Watch AR0669		1	$189.99	$189.99	7/26/2010
	Latest Emporio Armani Classic Men's Luxury Watch AR0669		1	$189.99	$189.99	7/26/2010
	UNITAS, ETA, 6497-1 luxury Watch Movement, small s. 9h		1	$189.00	$189.00	8/16/2010
	UNITAS, ETA, 6497-1 luxury Watch Movement, small s. 9h		1	$189.00	$189.00	8/16/2010
	UNITAS, ETA, 6497-1 luxury Watch Movement, small s. 9h		1	$189.00	$189.00	9/5/2010

	UNITAS, ETA, 6498-1 luxury Watch Movement, small s. 6h		1	$189.00	$189.00	8/17/2010
	BLACK FULL SKELETON GERMANY LUXURY MENS WATCH NKLLBB		1	$189.00	$189.00	9/20/2010
	BLACK FULL SKELETON GERMANY LUXURY MENS WATCH NKLLBB		1	$99.99	$189.00	9/20/2010
	GERMANY MENS FULL SKELETON LUXURY WATCH NLSS		1	$189.00	$189.00	7/30/2010
	UNITAS, ETA, 6498-1 luxury Watch Movement, small s. 6h		1	$189.00	$189.00	8/17/2010
	UNITAS, ETA, 6498-1 luxury Watch Movement, small s. 6h		1	$189.00	$189.00	8/17/2010
	MICHAEL KORS GOLD TONE CHRONOGRAPH WOMEN'S WATCH LUXURY		1	$185.99	$185.99	10/4/2010
	GUESS SCREWS TWO TONE GOLD MEN'S WATCH LUXURY BEAUTIFUL		1	$182.99	$182.99	9/21/2010
	Gianni Versace Made in Switzerland Luxury Diamond Watch		30	$0.99	$182.50	9/19/2010
	AR0286 Luxury Emporio Armani Men's Chronograph Watch		1	$180.00	$180.00	7/29/2010
	FULL SKELETON GERMANY LUXURY MENS WATCH AdLSSb		1	$139.99	$179.99	9/12/2010
	WOHLER AUTOMATIC SKELETON MENS LUXURY STEEL WATCH $995		1	$179.95	$179.95	10/5/2010
	Rare Louis Richard Automatic Skeleton Luxury Mens Watch		1	$179.00	$179.00	8/21/2010
	Bernoulli Mens Automatic Luxury Watch WORLDSHIP $795		1	$199.00	$179.00	8/21/2010
	ferrari watch luxury		2	$175.00	$175.00	8/19/2010
	ferrari watch luxury		1	$175.00	$175.00	8/19/2010
	WOHLER AUTOMATIC SKELETON MENS LUXURY STEEL WATCH $995		1	$175.00	$175.00	10/22/2010
	JEANNERET AUTOMATIC LUXURY SPORT DATE WATCH M-O-PEARL!		1	$229.90	$170.00	7/31/2010
	GUESS LUXURY LADIES GOLD WATCH G MIX SWAROVSKI PRIZM		1	$170.00	$170.00	9/11/2010
	Luxury Swiss Guess Chronograph Men Date Watch Gc25506G1		1	$169.95	$169.95	8/20/2010

	Luxury Swiss Guess Chronograph Men Date Watch Gc25506G1		1	$169.95	$169.95	8/24/2010
	JACOT GENTS AUTOMATIC LUXURY SKELETON GOLD WATCH $1700		1	$169.00	$169.00	8/19/2010
	MOVADO MENS MUSEUM WRIST WATCH SWISS EXCELLENT LUXURY		13	$75.00	$167.50	9/21/2010
	MOVADO LUXURY WATCH STAINLESS STEEL 84-G1 MAKE OFFER!		1	$219.00	$165.00	8/3/2010
	Men's Luxury Ice Time 20 Diamond Chronograph Watch 43MM		1	$189.99	$164.00	9/28/2010
	GUESS GOLD TONE BRACELET WOMEN'S WATCH LUXURY SWAROVSKI		1	$160.99	$160.99	10/12/2010
	TAVAN WOMEN'S AUTRIAN CRYSTALS LUXURY SWISS WATCH $895!		1	$159.95	$159.95	10/12/2010
	EMPORIO ARMANI WOMEN WATCH 52 DIAMONDS AR3147 LUXURY		1	$158.99	$158.99	9/20/2010
	GUESS WATERPRO SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL WOMEN'S WATCH LUXURY		1	$155.99	$155.99	9/9/2010
	TX Techno Luxury 500 Series World Time Watch		4	$0.99	$155.00	10/4/2010
	GUESS WATERPRO SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL WOMEN'S WATCH LUXURY		1	$154.99	$154.99	8/13/2010
	GUESS GOLD TONE BRACELET WOMEN'S WATCH LUXURY SWAROVSKI		1	$153.99	$153.99	8/27/2010
	Burberry BU1360 Mens Luxury Watch		6	$149.00	$151.50	10/16/2010
	Luxury Movado Women's Museum Bracelet Watch		3	$139.00	$151.50	8/27/2010
	OMEGA DE VILLE QUARTZ LUXURY WATCH WRISTWATCH AUTHENTIC		9	$0.99	$150.80	8/22/2010
	Movado Trembrili Womens Luxury Watch		9	$99.99	$150.39	9/4/2010
	RITMO MVNDO Made in Switzerland Luxury Mens Watch		1	$199.00	$150.00	10/8/2010
	RARE ETERNA MADE IN SWITZERLAND LUXURY LADIES WATCH		11	$1.00	$150.00	9/3/2010
	RITMO MVNDO Made in Switzerland Luxury Mens Watch		1	$199.00	$150.00	10/2/2010
	Duboule Mens Automatic Luxury Watch WORLDSHIP $1630		1	$171.00	$150.00	7/27/2010

	RARE OFFICINA DEL TEMPO Luxury Mens Watch $850.00!!!		1	$149.00	$149.00	8/21/2010
	RITMO MVNDO Made in Switzerland Luxury Mens Watch		1	$199.00	$149.00	10/7/2010
	Rare Louis Richard Multi-Func Luxury Mens Watch$1395.00		1	$149.00	$149.00	9/9/2010
	ferrari watch luxury		1	$149.00	$149.00	8/14/2010
	LOUIS RICHARD GENTS AUTOMATIC MULTI-FUNCT LUXURY WATCH		29	$0.99	$147.50	8/11/2010
	Longines Vintage Luxury Men's Dress Watch		13	$80.00	$147.50	9/3/2010
	SWATCH WINDFALL CHRONOGRAPH BLACK MEN'S WATCH LUXURY		1	$145.99	$145.99	10/1/2010
	Luxury Bulova Watch		1	$145.00	$145.00	8/11/2010
	SEIKO® LADIES LUXURY BRACELET WATCH		26	$0.25	$140.99	10/10/2010
	Rousseau Gold Auto 21 J Croc Leather Luxury Watch $2495		1	$139.99	$139.99	10/18/2010
	LUXURY 17 JEWEL EBEL ESTATE WATCH		1	$139.95	$139.95	8/2/2010
	WOHLER MENS AUTOMATIC SKELETON GOLD LUXURY WATCH $1400		1	$139.00	$139.00	9/14/2010
	LUXURY SanMarino HAND WINDING SKELETON WATCH 179b $500		1	$199.00	$139.00	10/22/2010
	Luxury Jaeger leCoultre wooden wrist Watch box		10	$49.95	$137.49	10/19/2010
	Louis Richard Mens Automatic Luxury Watch WORLDSHIP$900		1	$190.00	$137.00	8/10/2010
	GUESS SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL GOLD TONE WOMEN'S WATCH LUXURY		1	$136.99	$136.99	10/18/2010
	Louis Richard Mens Skeleton Luxury Watch WORLDSHIP $800		1	$199.99	$135.00	8/8/2010
	ZENO-WATCH BASEL LUXURY COLLECTOR WATCH		1	$135.00	$135.00	9/12/2010
	Burberry Heritage BU1360 Men luxury watch		10	$0.99	$132.53	8/27/2010
	LOUIS RICHARD GENTS AUTOMATIC MULTI-FUNCT LUXURY WATCH		26	$0.99	$132.50	7/29/2010

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zumba Price Guide

iTaggit — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 22:39:45 GMT

Price Guides- current pricing for used items based on completed transactions across the web-

Item Name		Auction Type	Bids	Starting Price	Sold For	Date Sold
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		13	$47.95	$93.00	6/29/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System		18	$0.99	$78.99	8/5/2010
	ZUMBA Fitness Workout 4 DVD Box Set English & Spanish		21	$9.99	$78.00	6/19/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$77.99	$77.99	9/12/2010
	Zumba Total System Fitness 5 DVD Set & Toning Sticks		25	$0.99	$76.99	9/5/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$76.99	$76.99	9/11/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$76.99	$76.99	9/11/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS LATIN WORKOUT ENGLISH & SPANIS 4 DVD		20	$22.55	$76.52	6/27/2010
	Zumba Total System Fitness 5 DVD Set & Toning Sticks		19	$19.00	$76.00	8/9/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation Workout DVD		26	$10.99	$76.00	9/1/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD set		22	$35.00	$75.01	7/22/2010
	ZUMBA TOTAL FITNESS NIB 3 DVD's & Toning Sticks		35	$0.99	$75.00	6/26/2010
	Zumba Crunch Dance Party Core Secrets Yoga Booty Ballet		1	$75.00	$75.00	8/6/2010
	ZUMBA - Total Body Transformation System DVD Set!		1	$55.00	$75.00	8/29/2010
	Kids Zumba DVD Box set Zumbatomic NIB		14	$29.99	$74.65	7/3/2010
	Zumba Fitness DVD collection		22	$30.00	$74.37	6/28/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Work Out - JOIN THE PARTY DVDs		38	$0.99	$73.51	7/6/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation DVD Set		33	$9.99	$73.00	7/12/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD set		24	$25.00	$73.00	7/31/2010
	Zumba Total Body Workout DVD Set		19	$35.00	$72.00	8/21/2010

	Zumba Fitness		23	$20.00	$71.00	8/19/2010
	Slightly Used but perfcet condition Zumba 4 Disc Set		25	$0.99	$71.00	8/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		24	$0.99	$71.00	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		11	$56.00	$71.00	6/28/2010
	Zumba Total Body Transformation Set		10	$55.00	$71.00	8/13/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$1.00	$70.83	8/7/2010
	Zumba Transformation Set		16	$38.00	$70.00	7/31/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$70.00	$70.00	8/21/2010
	Zumba Complete Total Body Transformation DVD Set		9	$59.99	$70.00	7/15/2010
	Zumba Total Body Transformation Set Plus Toning Sticks		1	$55.00	$70.00	9/1/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation DVD Set		1	$69.99	$69.99	6/19/2010
	Zumba Total Body Fitness Transformation		14	$40.00	$69.01	8/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$68.83	$68.83	8/9/2010
	Set of 5 Zumba Fitness DVD's (6 complete workouts)		23	$25.00	$67.00	7/1/2010
	Set of 5 Zumba Fitness DVD's (6 complete workouts)		23	$25.00	$67.00	7/1/2010
	Zumba Fitness DVDs - Set of 4		35	$12.00	$67.00	8/9/2010
	ZUMBA LATIN DANCE FITNESS/WORKOUT 4 DVD BOX SET		27	$0.99	$66.00	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD set		19	$35.00	$66.00	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		21	$40.00	$66.00	6/30/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$65.99	$65.99	7/17/2010

	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$65.99	$65.99	7/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Set		27	$1.00	$65.01	7/12/2010
	Zumba Fitness Complete Total Body Transformation Set		24	$2.99	$65.00	7/29/2010
	Zumba Fitness Complete Total body Transformation System		33	$9.99	$65.00	6/22/2010
	ZUMBA DVD WORKOUT SET FREE SHIPPING BID OR BUY IT NOW		35	$0.99	$65.00	8/10/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$64.99	$64.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$64.99	$64.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$64.99	$64.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Used		19	$9.95	$64.89	7/5/2010
	Complete Zumba Workout DVDs		11	$45.00	$64.00	8/16/2010
	ZUMBA Fitness Workout 4 DVD Box Set English & Spanish		1	$9.99	$64.00	6/19/2010
	Zumba Fitness DVD!!!!!		1	$54.99	$64.00	6/25/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS LATIN WORKOUT ROUTINE 4 disc set		15	$35.00	$64.00	8/23/2010
	Zumba Body Transformation Fitness DVD Set		19	$10.00	$64.00	7/8/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		9	$45.99	$63.56	9/5/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS DVD, Gently Used Condition		19	$26.00	$63.50	8/28/2010
	Complete set of Zumba		13	$30.00	$63.11	7/11/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		19	$25.00	$63.01	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		16	$44.97	$63.00	7/6/2010
	Zumba Fitness DVD's and Toning Sticks 4 DVD Set		19	$19.99	$63.00	8/2/2010

	Zumba Total Body Transformation		9	$49.99	$63.00	8/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Dance Workout DVD's		20	$25.00	$62.50	7/5/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS LATIN DANCE WORKOUT 4 DVD VOLUME BOX SET		26	$0.01	$62.00	7/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		17	$25.00	$62.00	8/4/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS LATIN WORKOUT ROUTINE 4 disc set		25	$0.99	$62.00	9/1/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		20	$25.00	$61.95	8/4/2010
	Zumba - Fitness Collection Vol. 1-4		14	$25.00	$61.75	8/16/2010
	Zumba Work out Dvd Set		12	$40.00	$61.09	9/3/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS LATIN DANCE WORKOUT 4 DVD VOLUME BOX SET		21	$9.99	$61.00	7/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		27	$9.99	$61.00	8/3/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		7	$49.99	$61.00	8/8/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		18	$25.00	$61.00	8/4/2010
	Zumba Fitness - 4 Volume Set		19	$20.00	$61.00	8/27/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System		12	$25.00	$60.99	8/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Complete Total-Body Transformation System		22	$0.99	$60.99	7/2/2010
	Zumba - Fitness Collection Vol. 1-4		1	$60.75	$60.75	8/16/2010
	ZUMBA Fitness Workout 4 DVD Box Set English & Spanish		28	$9.99	$60.25	6/20/2010
	ZUMBA TOTAL BODY TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM		1	$60.00	$60.00	7/1/2010
	ZUMBA TOTAL BODY TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM		1	$60.00	$60.00	7/1/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$50.00	$60.00	8/17/2010

	Zumba Fitness DVD and shakers		1	$50.00	$60.00	7/25/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS TOTAL TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM DVD SET		1	$60.00	$60.00	7/1/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS TOTAL TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM DVD SET		1	$60.00	$60.00	7/1/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS- DVD set of 4		10	$38.00	$60.00	8/9/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		25	$25.00	$60.00	6/17/2010
	ZUMBA FITNESS TOTAL BODY TRANSFORMATION		15	$24.99	$60.00	7/3/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		21	$25.00	$60.00	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		14	$25.00	$60.00	8/1/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		18	$25.00	$60.00	8/4/2010
	Zumba Fitness (4 DVDS) Free Shipping!!!!!!!		17	$30.00	$60.00	6/27/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$59.99	$59.99	7/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD KIT		1	$64.99	$59.99	7/17/2010

	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		23	$25.00	$59.99	6/17/2010
	ZUMBA Fitness Workout 4 DVD Box Set English & Spanish		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/19/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010

	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/15/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010

	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/20/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/20/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/20/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/20/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/16/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010

	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/21/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010

	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/17/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010
	Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System DVD Set		1	$59.95	$59.95	6/18/2010

zorro cards Price Guide

iTaggit — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 22:39:43 GMT

Price Guides- current pricing for used items based on completed transactions across the web-

Item Name		Auction Type	Bids	Starting Price	Sold For	Date Sold
	C0648: (20) 1958 Topps Zorro Cards; Good to Very Good		5	$14.99	$22.50	8/24/2010
	TOPPS ZORRO PART SET OF 20 CARDS		6	$4.99	$16.05	9/14/2010
	1950's cards ZORRO GUNSMOKE AIRPLANES		6	$7.00	$14.94	9/6/2010
	>1958 Disney Zorro cards #77 & 79 EX/NM/oc, #81 EX/oc		1	$6.99	$8.99	9/12/2010
	>1958 Disney Zorro cards #60, 61, 65, 70 - EX+		1	$5.99	$8.99	9/13/2010
	6 1958 Walt disney Zorro Trading Cards		4	$5.00	$8.50	7/3/2010
	>1958 Disney Zorro cards #42, 43, 46, 49 EX+/-		1	$5.99	$7.99	9/8/2010
	>1958 Disney Zorro cards #63, 67, 68, 69		1	$4.49	$6.50	9/8/2010
	VINTG DECK GEMACO PLAYING CARDS ADV LA CASA DEL ZORRO		2	$2.99	$6.49	8/27/2010
	6 Disney ZORRO Topps Gum Cards F G VG		3	$3.00	$6.17	7/24/2010
	>1958 Disney Zorro cards #51, 55, 57, 59		1	$2.99	$5.50	9/6/2010
	>1958 Disney Zorro cards #78, 80, 83, 84		1	$2.49	$4.99	9/20/2010
	Zorro trading cards 1958 4 cards		2	$0.99	$2.15	8/4/2010

zire 71 Price Guide

iTaggit — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 22:39:40 GMT

Price Guides- current pricing for used items based on completed transactions across the web-

Item Name		Auction Type	Bids	Starting Price	Sold For	Date Sold
	Fit PDA Palm Zire 31, 71, 72, 72s battery (850 mAh)		1	$5.95	$5.95	7/13/2010

zinc mason jar lid Price Guide

iTaggit — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 22:39:35 GMT

Price Guides- current pricing for used items based on completed transactions across the web-

Item Name		Auction Type	Bids	Starting Price	Sold For	Date Sold
	Ball "blue" 3-L Ball Mason jar pint size Zinc lid COLOR		1	$21.24	$21.24	8/7/2010
	Blue Ball Perfect Mason Number 13 canning jar Zinc lid		1	$11.50	$11.50	6/18/2010
	Blue Ball Perfect Mason Number 13 canning jar Zinc lid		1	$11.50	$11.50	7/10/2010
	1 PINT PURPLE MASON BALL CANNING JAR /ZINC LID		1	$9.99	$9.99	6/19/2010
	Vintage Mason STAR Pint Size Canning Jar Zinc Lid		1	$8.99	$8.99	7/22/2010
	BLUE CANNING JAR BALL MASON QUART NO NE ZINC GLASS LID		1	$8.99	$8.99	7/15/2010
	KERR Pint Mason Canning Fruit Jar Clear Zinc Lid sh1		1	$7.00	$8.00	7/9/2010
	PINT ball perfect mason aqua blue fruit jar zinc lid		1	$7.99	$7.99	8/4/2010
	PINT ball perfect mason aqua blue fruit jar zinc lid		1	$7.99	$7.99	8/6/2010
	ball perfect mason aqua blue QT&1/2 fruit jar zinc lid		1	$9.99	$7.00	7/15/2010
	2 Different Pint Ball Mason Fruit Jar 19131915 Zinc Lid		1	$6.99	$6.99	6/8/2010
	Antique VTG KNOX Mason CANNING Jar Original Zinc Lid!		1	$6.50	$6.50	7/23/2010
	PINT ball perfect mason aqua blue fruit jar zinc lid		2	$7.99	$5.99	8/3/2010
	PINT ball perfect mason aqua blue fruit jar zinc lid		1	$7.99	$5.99	8/17/2010
	ball perfect mason aqua blue QT&1/2 fruit jar zinc lid		1	$9.99	$5.00	7/15/2010
	Vintage Kerr Mason Pint Size Canning Jar Zinc Lid		1	$4.99	$4.99	6/24/2010
	Vintage Ball Mason Pint Size Canning Jar Zinc Lid		1	$4.99	$4.99	6/24/2010
	ball perfect mason aqua blue fruit quart jar zinc lid		6	$7.99	$4.45	8/2/2010
	2 Qt Ball Prefect Mason Fruit Jar ‘23-‘33 Zinc Lid NICE		4	$3.79	$3.79	6/12/2010
	#1Ball Blue Perfect Mason Jar 5" tall zinc lid original		1	$2.99	$2.99	8/8/2010

	BALL PERFECT MASON BLUE GREEN #1 CANNING JAR ZINC LID		3	$0.99	$2.25	8/8/2010