The tale of the Regina Music Box Company is one composed of innovation, initial success, perseverance, and the struggle to remain relevant in the capricious home music landscape of the US at the turn of the century. To fully understand how the Regina music box eme…
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The Curious Melodic Case of The Regina Music Box 
Are These Really Collectibles? 6 Surprising Finds That Hold Unexpected Value
From Playtime to Priceless: How Mechanical Toys Became Coveted Collectibles
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Barbie, Barbie, Barbie… On the Heels of a Billion Dollar Movie, Barbie Dolls Have Never Been More Popular
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Michael Jackson's Iconic Glove
John Lennon's Patek Philippe Ref. 2499
Marilyn Monroe's Iconic "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" Dress
The Beatles Autographs: History, Rarity, and Value
Albert Einstein’s "Theory of World Peace"
T206 Honus Wagner: The World’s Greatest Sports Card
Nobel Prize Medals: History, Specifics and Auction Records
Down the Rabbit Hole: How One Collector Discovered a World of Cast-Iron Doorstops
What's It Worth? Just Ask Jeff Foxworthy
Lost and Found: Mudlarking the Thames for Relics of Long-Ago Londoners
What Happens to Baseball Heroes After They're on Topps?
Fun Delivered: World's Foremost Experts on Whoopee Cushions and Silly Putty Tell All
In Their Own Words: Unpublished Children's Notebooks Reveal Poignant View of History
How My Kid Lost a Game of 'Magic' to Its Creator But Scored a Piece of Its Original Art
Letters of the Damned: Exorcising the Curse of the Petrified Forest
Apollo 11 Capsule Foil and Memories of Plucking NASA's Moonmen From the Sea
Stirred Not Shaken: How Do You End Up With 50,000 Swizzle Sticks?
Beautiful But Deadly: The Creepiest Devices From Medicine's Grisly, Leech-Filled Past
Like a Fine Tobacco, the Pipe Smoking Revival Has Been a Slow Burn
Sword Swallowers and Shrunken Heads: An Ode to Johnny Fox and His Freakatorium
Hoarders, Hauntings, and Two-Headed Cows: Dealing Dead People's Things
Is This Treasure Trove of Movie Ads From the Heyday of Newspapers Worth $20 Million?
A Garage Sale Find of Rare Beatles Photos Took a Collector on a Magical Mystery Tour
Amazing! Spectacular! Step Right Up and Get a Piece of the Greatest Shows on Earth
When Whimsical Anti-Theft Tea Caddies Protected the World's Most Precious Leaf
Collectors Weekly Proudly Joins Barnebys
Chanukah Americana: One Family's Search for the Perfect Menorah
Stranger Than Friction: When Matches Were Dangerous, Vestas Kept Us Safe
Pushing Buttons: In Our Divided America, Political Pinbacks Give Anyone a Voice
Happy Easter! Here Come the Witches
How America's Obsession With Hula Girls Almost Wrecked Hawai'i
That Old-Time Hucksterism: The Oddest Doohickeys of Industrial-Age Entrepreneurs
Window Shopping at the Anti-IKEA: Our Top Finds at Italy's Mercanteinfiera
Roadside Curiosities: Things That Make You Go "What the Heck?"
The Death of Flair: As Friday's Goes Minimalist, What Happens to the Antiques?
Walt Whitman—Patriotic Poet, Gay Iconoclast, or Shrewd Marketing Ploy?
Hogancamp's Heroes: How Playing With Dolls Lets a Hate-Crime Survivor Fight Back
All You Need Is Paper: Why Antique Valentines Still Melt Modern Hearts
Where the Wild Books Are
The Forgotten Kingpins Who Conspired to Save California Wine
The Politics of Prejudice: How Passports Rubber-Stamp Our Indifference to Refugees
You've Got Mail Bombs: Tracking Down the Most Dangerous Letters in the World
Drunk History: The Rise, Fall, and Revival of All-American Whiskey
Funny Money: When Mangled Coins and Defaced Currency Become Works of Art
Campy Couture: Barbie's '70s Rivals Flaunted the Fashions We'd Love to Forget
From Donation Bin to Sotheby's: How a Rare 19th-Century Bible Almost Got Away
How a Colorado Family Built a Home for the World's Weirdest, Most Beautiful Bugs
Quest for the Pez Holy Grail: International Smuggling Meets Father-Son Bonding
Darling, Can You Spare a Dime? How Victorians Fell in Love With Pocket Change
When Ice Was Hot: A Skater Shares His Lifelong Love for Ice Show Razzle-Dazzle
The Relic Hunters Who Saved American History
Fun With Guns: The Art of the Arcade Target
Manning Up: How 'Mantiques' Make It Cool for Average Joes to Shop and Decorate
World's Foremost Bedpan Collector Celebrates Objects Most People Pooh-Pooh
Cache of Historic Newspapers Unveils the Mysteries of Old New Orleans
Women Who Conquered the Comics World
When Postcards Made Every Town Seem Glamorous, From Asbury Park to Zanesville
These People Love to Collect Radioactive Glass. Are They Nuts?
The Waiting Game: What It Really Takes to Get on 'Antiques Roadshow'
Skeletons in Our Closets: Will the Private Market for Dinosaur Bones Destroy Us All?
Medicinal Soft Drinks and Coca-Cola Fiends: The Toxic History of Soda Pop
Beer Money and Babe Ruth: Why the Yankees Triumphed During Prohibition
Awkward! 28 Cringe-Worthy Vintage Product Endorsements
Good, Clean Fun: This Rock Star Parties Hard (with Hot Wheels and Wacky Packs)
Losing Ourselves in Holiday Windows
Will the Real Santa Claus Please Stand Up?
Guts and Gumption: Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Wore Their Hearts on Their Helmets
Where Have the Carousel Animals Gone? Antique Merry-Go-Rounds Fight Extinction
Murder and Mayhem in Miniature: The Lurid Side of Staffordshire Figurines
Collectors on a Mission: When Americans Saw the World Through Evangelists' Eyes
World's Smallest Museum Finds the Wonder in Everyday Objects
Flying the 'Freak' Flag: Documentary Will Reveal Why You Should Care About Stamps
Gloriously Grotesque 19th-Century Pipes
Coveting The Craziest Cat-People Collectibles
John Lennon's Oddly Patronizing Letter to Eric Clapton Up For Auction
WWII War Paint: How Bomber-Jacket Art Emboldened Our Boys
Priceless Tiffany Collection Flees One Earthquake Zone, Lands in Another
How Collecting Opium Antiques Turned Me Into an Opium Addict
The High Price of a Degree in LSD
Forget TV Pickers, Meet the Real Mavericks of the Antiques World
How Your Grandpa Got His LOLs
Playing With Matches: Sexy, Silly 1930s Ads That Went Up in Smoke
The Hottest Thing at the Olympics?
Garbage Pile Kids: Five Young Collectors Who Dig Rust, Dust, and Old Tobacco
Who Killed American Kitsch?
Reformed Gambling Swindle Becomes a Punch Board of Love
During the Civil War, Some People Got Rich Quick By Minting Their Own Money
At Home with the Maharajas
Phone Collectors Visit Collectors Weekly, Show Off 1897 Candlestick Facsimile - Wow!
Mummies and Monkey Skulls: 'Oddities' Host Ryan Matthew Cohn on Creepy Antiques
Yakity-Yak: 60 Years of Teeth That Talk Back
Barbed Wire, From Cowboy Scourge to Prized Relic of the Old West
Why Would Anyone Collect Nazi?
Vicious Vintage Campaign Buttons
Dueling Dr. Drakes Fight Over Cough Cure-All
Hamm's Scene-o-Rama: Beer Sign Bliss
A Boy's Matchbox Collection
San Fran Fizzes Over 'Ghost' Coca-Cola Sign
$350 for a Stick of Gum? (It's 100 Years Old)
Canadian Catch: Colmer Bait Box and Lures
Tokens for Sweethearts, in Times of War
Collecting Super Bowl Ticket Stubs
Before the NFL: Sourdough Sam’s Swagger
Rare Books: The Time Machine
Ball Blue and the Hoosier Slide
Fundraising Postcard for the Graf Zeppelin
Favorite Fountain Pens: Lapis Blue Pelikan 101
Don’t Give Them Plastic: 40 Vintage Gift Ideas For People Who Are Sick of Crap
Rare Books: Montana to Michigan, As Chronicled By a 15-Year-Old in 1865
Playing Hardball in the 1950s
Mystery Baseball Team
Does This Fountain Exist?
The 9 Items No Self-Respecting Giants or Rangers Fan Should Be Without
The Pinnacle of Pens: Author Barry Gabay on Writing in Style and the Montblanc 149
How To Build a Killer Baseball Collection: Scouting the Minors With Dave Bloomer
Boston vs New York: Appraiser Leila Dunbar Talks Sports Memorabilia and Rivalries
A Visit To the Prelinger Library
Unlocking San Francisco's Hidden Treasure Chest
The History Channel's 'Pawn Stars'
The Fantastic Shelburne Museum
Why Is Brooklyn So Collectible?
Pelikan Pen Collector Rick Propas: An Interview with Collectors Weekly
Buffalo Nickels, Lincoln Cents, and the Coin Boards Meant to Hold Them
Chronograph Collector Jeff Stein: An Interview with Collectors Weekly
Tiffany Lamp Appraiser Arlie Sulka: An Interview with Collectors Weekly
How My Pal Pete Got On Antiques Roadshow
Foreign Coins of the U.S. Founding Fathers
Controversial Coin: The Peace Dollar
Coca-Cola Author Doug McCoy on the Beverage Company's Bottles
An Interview with Smithsonian Coin and Currency Curator Richard Doty
Don Levison on Cartier Tanks, Rolex Oysters, and Hamilton Venturas
The Last Word on First Editions
Gerry Fortin Explains the Many Varieties of Liberty Seated Dimes 
Cheryl Ganz of the National Postal Museum on Inverted Jennys and Burning Zeppelins
'Antiques Roadshow' Producer Shares What Goes On Behind the Scenes
From Ruby Slippers to Kermit the Frog: Pop Culture Artifacts at the Smithsonian
I Saw A Monster Last Weekend
The Secrets of Collecting Baseball, From Cards to Signed Bats and Balls
John Hotchner Exposes Philatelic Errors, Freaks, and Oddities
U.S. Gold Coins: Holding the California Gold Rush in the Palm of Your Hand
Cigar Memorabilia Is Still Smoking
Tony Swicer Explains How He Started Collecting Kentucky Bank Notes
Behind the Scenes at the Smithsonian
The Charms of Christmas Ephemera and the Changing Face of Santa Claus
Vintage Christmas Ornaments, From Cardboard Dresdens to Silvered Kugels
An Inside Look at Antiques Roadshow: A Collectors Weekly Special Report
Jim Schottenham Casts His Net for Vintage Fishing Reels 
The Lincoln Penny Turns 100
Coca-Cola's Historian and Archivist Talks About His Favorite Frosty Beverage
Take a Walk on the Wild Side
In Postal History, Every Stamp Tells a Story
Jonathan Snellenburg Ticks off the History of Watches and Clocks
Opinion: Take down the castle walls! (to grow our collecting clubs)
U.S. Pattern Coins Tell the Stories Behind Our Currency
Elgins, Patek Philippes, and Other Timeless Wristwatches
Antique Dolls, from Wood and Wax to Kewpie
Going Deep for Football Cards
Stamp Collector Bob Allen on Stamp Design and Production Techniques
A Short History of the American Antique Pocket Watch
Now Batting, National Baseball Hall of Fame Curator Tom Shieber
Collecting Aviation and Airline Memorabilia
Silver Bookmarks Made By Gorham, Kirk, and Fabergé
The Right Snuff: Decoding Chinese Snuff Bottles
Hitting a Home Run with Baseball Cards
Railroadiana Collectors Preserve the Days of Train Travel
Coca-Cola Collector Explains Why Things Go Better With Coke
A Guide to Christmas Antiques and Vintage Christmas Decorations
The Fun and Artistry of Antique Fishing Lures
Vintage Sheaffer, Parker, Wahl, and Waterman Fountain Pens
Taking Stock of Scripophily
Bill Lindsey on How To Read a Bottle
Beer Steins, From Stoneware to Faience
Beer and Soda Bottle Opener Bliss
Treasures of the Corner Drugstore and Soda Fountain
Sam Baker, Collector of Petroliana and Vintage Ford Cars and Signs
Jim Potts on Vintage Petroliana
Keeping Time with Waltham, Hamilton, and Illinois Pocket Watches