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Autumn 2012 (Issue 44) out now:
We've done it again - another fantastic magazine crammed with interesting features on everything from Bunnykins figures to watch-wearing and French ironwork!
In fact, we believe our feature on Royal Doulton Bunnykins is the first time all of the Australian issues of the figures have appeared in one publication together - and we've even got all of their values for you. It's a great feature from specialist dealer Robert Neilsen.
We also take a look at watch-wearing through the centuries, and take a trip around the antique shops of Canberra. There's a tour of Cooma Cottage - one of the oldest surviving rural houses in New South Wales – and we zip overseas to inspect the retro scene in Europe.
There's a great feature on the art of Melrose pottery by gallery curator Gregory Hill, and collector Sarah Jane looks at collecting 20th century chic - the originals and the knock-offs.
Also included is a feature on Kosta Boda glass, a look at the work of Eugene von Guerard, a story on the English fairing and a feature on the early dynasties of the Packers, Murdochs and Fairfaxes - with stunning images.
And that's not all! In the Autumn issue of Antiques and Collectables for Pleasure & Profit we've got an exclusive feature on Charlie Chaplin memorabilia, with everything on display being from one of the largest private collections in the country - and it's the first time it's ever been allowed to be photographed.
It's not hard to see why we truly believe we're producing the best antiques and collectables magazine in the world, but if you don't believe us, simply email us with your mailing address and we'll send you a FREE back issue.
The Autumn 2012 (Issue 44) edition of Antiques and Collectables for Pleasure & Profit is on sale now at your local newsagent, or ask at your local antiques shop.
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