I need help with an enormous 60s bobble head collection

[batkidiii]

I have just acquired an extensive bobble head collection from the 1960s and I am in desperate need of a great resource to identify each one. If anyone could suggest a web site, or a periodical, I would greatly appreciate it. I have found some of them listed on ebay, but many that I have are not. This is just a very small sample. Thank you so much.

[edtiques]

Congrats on your acquiring the bobble heads.Here's a website I found to be pretty helpful in IDing them.This might be a good start for you:

http://jjpbr.tripod.com/id20.htm

[mr2686]

Also try Warman's Bobbing Head Field Guide: Values And Identification (Warman's Field Guide) Paperback – November 1, 2005. Can be found on Amazon.

[djrhanover]

I highly recommend nodderexchange.com. John Brey has a price guide for practically every old bobbing head that exists.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by djrhanover

I highly recommend nodderexchange.com. John Brey has a price guide for practically every old bobbing head that exists.

+1

[dwr11]

Use Nodderexchange.com

[batkidiii]

Thank you everyone! Very helpful.

[RedsFan1941]

another vote for nodderexchange

[bobfreedman]

Try Lou and John and www.insidetheparkcollectibles.com . They don’t come better

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by batkidiii

I have just acquired an extensive bobble head collection from the 1960s and I am in desperate need of a great resource to identify each one. If anyone could suggest a web site, or a periodical, I would greatly appreciate it. I have found some of them listed on ebay, but many that I have are not. This is just a very small sample. Thank you so much.

FYI - the Phillies and Yankees are not vintage. Those were done in the 1990's. If you have any SF Giants please shoot me a PM.

I may be interested in any St Louis Cardinals (baseball, football) or Blues hockey that you may have, though I have the one in the initial post.

Thanks,

Jim

[jimm]

Any action on these bobbles yet?