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Collectible Antique Santa Light bulbs

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Summary: Antique Christmas figures and antiques! Learn how to collect old Santa light bulbs in this free antique video clip.

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By Sue Shea
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Sue Shea has been dealing in antiques since 1979, and has her own shop, Shea Antiques, located in Shelburne Falls, MA. Her passion is early American 18th & 19th century antique country...read more

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"In holiday collecting, when you're collecting Santas, another type of collectible that you can collect are these Santas, these light bulbs. Some of them work, some of them don't, you can, when you buy them make sure you check with the person that's selling them that they're either working, a lot of people don't care whether they work or not they just like to collect them. They come in all different shapes and sizes, Japanese, and German. This is a full figured Santa with a sack on his back, color is OK, he's missing quite a bit of paint, and I'm not really sure these are working. Sometimes when you shake them you can hear the rattle of the inside of the ornament, but it's no guarantee that they are working. Here's another flat shaped Christmas collectible in a Santa figure, he almost looks oriental, his beard is straight and he's got a flower design around the outside. The color is really, the paint is really good on this ornament here. So, this one would cost you somewhere in the range of $35.00 for this bulb. And, here's another example where you have some paint lost, he almost looks oriental, too, Japanese with a sack on his back in green form but a full body, missing some paint, and he's a $35.00 bulb, also. And one more example I wanted to show you was this Santa here, smaller form bulb, and he's carrying his sack, he has a little more detail with the, you can see his black belt and his sack over his head. His face has really pretty good color, the feet are a little worn in color, and you can see on the back he's got a little detail with the sack with a Christmas tree on the outside of his sack. This bulb will run about $22.00 for this bulb. So, a few examples of Christmas Santa lighting that is out there and very affordable. And, some of the things to look for though is paint decoration, whether or not they work, and size, condition, will make a difference in your price."

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