Collectible Bead Price Guides & Publications

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By Barbara E. Elbe. I put up a picture that shows a line going through one of the worded patterns. Forever In Beads. Lots of great patterns!

Imitation Pearls in France, by Marie-José Opper and Howard Opper. Beads, Pendants and Buttons from Early Historic Creek Contexts at the Tarver Sites, Georgia, by Thomas J. Pluckhahn h. Beads Among the Juang of India, by Alok Kumar Kanungo.

The Mohawk Glass Trade Bead Chronology: ca. 1560-1785, by Donald A. Rumrill. This issue contains 96 pages and 6 color plates. L’Impiraressa: The Venetian Bead Stringer, by Irene Ninni, translated by Lucy Segatti.

Beadwork of Hungary and Transylvania, by Robin Atkins. Late Neolithic Amber Beads and Pendants from the Lake Lubans Wetlands, Latvia, by Ilze Biruta Loze. This issue contains 88 pages and 10 color plates.

This issue of Beads reprints the English portion of Dr. Waltraud Neuwirth’s important 1994 book,Perlen aus Gablonz: Historismus, Jugendstil / Beads from Gablonz: Historicism, Art Nouveau, which is one of the most useful publications for both bead researchers as well as bead aficionados who wish to understand the Bohemian bead industry and its products.

This issue contains 88 pages and 5 color plates.

This issue contains 132 pages and 2 color plates. Wampum Production in New Netherland and Colonial New York, by Elizabeth Peña. A Subject Index is provided. Russian Beads and Beadwork–1881, by Pottery and Glassware Reporter.

Chinese Bead Curtains, Past and Present, by Valerie Hector.

Beads of the Early Islamic Period, by Peter Francis, Jr. Diakhité: A Study of the Beads from an 18th-19th-Century Burial Site in Senegal, West Africa, by Marie-José and Howard Opper.

(77, pp. 1-76). It concentrates primarily on ancient beads. This issue contains 80 pages and 87 composite line drawings of beads.

Necklaces Used in the Santería of Cuba, by Lourdes S. Domínguez; translated by Jayson Rubio. This issue contains 72 pages and 6 color plates.

This issue contains 112 pages and 10 color plates. A Classification System for Glass Beads for the Use of Field Archaeologists, by Kenneth E. Kidd and Martha Ann Kidd.

Incised Dentalium Shell Beads in the Plateau Culture Area, by Roderick Sprague. This issue contains 72 pages and 6 color plates.

This issue contains 104 pages and 10 color plates. Prosperity, Reverence and Protection: An introduction to Asian Beadwork, by Valerie Hector.

Beadmaking in Islam: The African Trade and the Rise of Hebron, by Peter Francis, Jr. Dominique Bussolin on the Glass-Bead Industry of Murano and Venice (1847), by Karlis Karklins with Carol F. Adams.

Bauxite Mining and Bead Production in Ghana, by John Haigh. Lucayan Beads from San Salvador, Bahamas (ca. A.D. 900-1500), by Jeffrey P. Blick, Richard Kim, and Tyler G. Hill. Venetian Glass Beads and the Slave Trade from Liverpool, 1750-1800, by Saul Guerrero.

Heirloom Beads of the Kachin and Naga, by Barbie Campbell Cole. This issue contains 88 pages and 10 color plates.

Two Centuries of Iroquois Beadwork, by Dolores N. Elliott. This issue contains 80 pages and 6 color plates. Birds, Beasts, and Botanicals: Organic Beads and Pendants from the Amazon Basin, by Deborah G. Harding.

Dressed to Kill: Jade Beads and Pendants in the Maya Lowlands, by David M. Pendergast. A Brief History of Drills and Drilling, by A. John Gwinnett and Leonard Gorelick. This issue contains 72 pages and 6 color plates.

An XRF Compositional Analysis of Opaque White Glass Beads from 17th-Century Mission Santa Catalina de Guale, Georgia, by Elliot H. Blair. - Mainland Chinese Export Beadwork, by Valerie Hector. - Flying Woman’s Beaded Cheyenne Cradleboard and Associated Bead Card from Fort Keogh, Montana, by William T. Billeck.

Beads in the Lives of the Peoples of Southern Togo, West Africa, by Pascale Nourisson, translated by Pierre Nadon. Identifying Beads Used in the 19th-Century Central East Africa Trade, by Karlis Karklins.

1601A4 loadbreak bushing insert with instructions and grease. However, if an issue arises we will review each order on a case to case basis. I want to hear from you.

Shell and Glass Beads from the Tombs of Kindoki, Mbanza Nsundi, Lower Congo, by Charlotte Verhaeghe, Bernard-Olivier Clist, Chantal Fontaine, Karlis Karklins, Koen Bostoen, and Wim De Clercq.

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ANCIENT EGYPT CARNELIAN POPPY SEED BEAD PENDANT HAMETITE Stone Antique Beads The carnelian is probably Egyptian I’m not sure about the rest but the are very old. Great for collection and jewelry making! Thank you!

This issue contains 80 pages and 6 color plates. The Stone Bead Industry of Southern India, by Peter Francis, Jr.

World War I Turkish Prisoner-of-War Beadwork, by Jane A. Kimball. This issue contains 80 pages and 10 color plates.

ABC Blocks. Complete Alphabet A to Z. I want to hear from you.

Color: Royal & Butter & Butterscotch. ROYAL GENUINE BALTIC SEA AMBER BRACELET STRECTH (elastic). Material: Baltic Amber & 925 sterling silver. Natural Baltic Amber has unique properties unlike any other amber in the world.

The Artful Ribbon. Victorian Ribbon & Lace craft design. The Button Lovers Book. The Love of Lace. Creating with Lace. This is a lot of 5 Craft Books.

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