Transcription for Episode #10

Episode 10
Coming up, the second part of our interview with the King of Periodicals, Depression Glass and a free guide! I’m Tammy kahn fennell, this is collectibles corner tv, the show for savvy collectors.

intro

Welcome to the show! We’ll be completing that interview we started last week, but first a couple of terms. The first term i have for you today is Depression Glass
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READING Depression glass is glassware mass-produced in the USA from about 1920 to 1940, around the time of the Great Depression. It usually has smooth, shallow designs in a variety of colors.Most Depression glass was sold inexpensively at dime stores or given away as promotions, but now, there are many people who collect these pieces, and it’s not too expensive. you can get a nice punch set for under $75.00 online.

(Screen “Colophon”)
Colophon actually comes from a a Greek term meaning “finishing touch,”
READING: It denotes a page at the end of a book listing details about the authorship and publication of the book. On many early books from the 15th and 16th centuries this is the only place such information is available. Title pages eventually replaced most colophons in books.

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Now it’s time for a viewer question with Ask Tammy

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This question comes from Tina in Michigan)

READING: : Hi Tammy, I collect Dresden Figurines and I recently purchased 3 of the Godey’s Fashions lady figurines and I am having a very had time finding any info on these. I know the stamp on them is Sitzendorf Germany. They are all 3 in mint condition. Can you give me any info on them?  ~Tina

Well, for those of you who aren’t familiar with it, Godey’s Lady’s Fashion Magazine was a very popular publication in from the 1830s to 1898.

Reading: Now these figurines were produced after they ceased publication. They have gorgeous dresden-style lace and are just stunning. Many of them sell online for $200-$500 a piece. Sitzendorf is an old company dating back to 1760 and is still around today.

Tina wins 3 months of Collectibles For The Future!

READING (SHOW SCREEN SHOTS – we have this file!):You can ask me your question at the ASK TAMMY link here on collectibles corner TV.com and it may even get read on the show! I need your questions to keep having this segment! If you’re watching this and you’re not on collectibles corner TV.com, please check it out – it has tons of resources you don’t want to miss!

Now it’s time for a treasure hunter tip!

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It’s the Garage Sale Guide and it’s totally free.
http://www.VintageRareStuff.com/garagesale.html

READING: Phil from TIAS.com wrote this guide a while ago, and we updated it and reproduced it so you can benefit. We actually give these to local stores to hand out for free, so if you have a store or know a store owner who would want some, we’ll send them free right to them, just ask me the question at ask Tammy. You can download it for free at VintageRareStuff.com/garagesale.html

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(Screen “Talk with Tammy (sort of!)”)

Here’s part two of our interview with Rich West. If you are tuning in this week for the first time, you might want to watch episode 9 first!

(interview with  Rich part 2)

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I’m Tammy Kahn Fennell and this is collectibles corner TV, the show for savvy collectors.

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Episode #10 – Depression Glass, Colophon, Rich West of Periodyssey part 2, Get Me Video