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1. Books
You are likely to pick up real gems for your collection for anything from 10 cents to $1.00.
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2. Pewter
Good single pieces or whole collections are frequently offered at auction galleries in the larger cities, but you have a better chance of picking up real bargains at country auctions.
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3. Records
But, unless our 78's have been lost or destroyed, they still have long lives ahead of them with the real record collectors—those who collect old records.
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4. Artificial Flowers
You will find that your flower-making will improve rapidly as you practice, and it will not be long before your artificial flowers will have a very real look and be in heavy demand among your family and friends.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/crafts/artificial_flowers.html

5. Furniture
If there is a youngster in your family, you can get a real thrill out of building toys for him, copying designs from one of the books on the subject or creating your own ideas.
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6. Pet Raising
While parakeets can be taught to talk, it is a pretty bad imitation of the real thing, and as with a parent and a baby, only the owner will understand the words.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/hobbies/pet_raising.html

7. Photography
We used a Brownie to shoot a sunset in Puerto Rico, and a real camera buff, a salesman in one of Eastman Kodak's New York stores, asked us what exposure and what filter we used.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/hobbies/photography.html

8. Railroading
The most popular size with model railroaders is the HO Gauge, in which all models are exactly l/87th of their real counterparts.
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9. Reading
The real hobbyist can never learn enough about his hobby to satisfy him, and books provide the best means of acquiring additional knowledge.
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10. Introduction
Physically, "real" gardening becomes a strain. The problems lying out there in the yard can assume the proportions of a dire personal worry.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/hobbies/gardening/introduction.html

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