Avon Collecting

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Animals

Boats

Cars

Chess

Figurines

 Guns

Lanterns & Lamps

 Lots (Multiple Items)

Misc. Bottles

Motorcycles

Pipes

Presidents

Sports

Tools

Trains

Trucks

Western

Women's

Some things to look for and to remember when collecting and buying Avon bottles:

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• "For the absolute best advise in Avon collecting, nothing can beat something old and in new condition. This of course is the California Perfume Company products. This is the original Avon Product's name from the late 1800's to 1939 when the name was changed to Avon Products Inc. as it remains today. Almost anything in mint condition with the CPC label will sell quickly and usually bring a good price."   Bud Hastin

• "People have asked me WHAT A BOTTLE IS WORTH WITHOUT A LABEL. If it's an old bottle where the label is the main thing that identifies the bottle and it is missing, then it's worth whatever you can get, which is usually not too much. If it is a new figural bottle, then it will usually take a few dollars off the price. MINT CONDITION means items must be in new condition as originally sold, with all labels bright and correct, and cap and/or stopper. Items need not be full or boxed, but will bring a higher price in most cases if they are in the box."  Bud Hastin

• "A mint box is at least twice as hard to obtain as the mint bottle that came in it. As good as Avon is in packing - order 10 items of the same thing and only 4 will be truly mint boxes and containers. That is: creased or crushed box, corner of label not securely glued" Bud Hastin

• "The only good investments are those that are enjoyed. The old goes up in value, or at least retains its resale value. New items take longer to increase in value and stay around longer. Buy it when you see it."   Bud Hastin

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