We are taken into the bizarre, inner world of flea markets and thrift shops as our author procures-for next to no money-creative art by unknown SUNDAY PAINTERS. With over 100 color photos of the actual art purchased, we have a unique and humorous look into a more satisfying world of collecting.

Here, in the inner world of flea markets and thrift shops, our author acquires quality collectibles, from unconcern or ignorant sellers, for next to no money. As in his earlier book "Sunday Painters," we have another unique and humorous look at a new way of collecting Profusely illustrated with several hundred color photos of the actual treasures bought.

With 700 full color illustrations, FMF is the final book in a fun filled trilogy of Devensky's flea market/thrift shop escapades -- acquiring fine paintings and collectibles for next to no money. Full of humor and wit, we have all new adventures, and insightful techniques, not covered in the earlier volumes. A magnum opus

Vandashutzki's suppressed book now available Washington, Beethoven exhumed , Edison electrocutes an elephant Eating Egyptian mummies Man strangles on his own tongue Ticket kills conductor Royal tombs of France and Russia open and cadavers devoured Hundreds of unknown, unpublished oddities

Quality art and collectibles from thrift shops and flea markets that I 'stole'. More amazing and humorous 'stories and stuff' about 'third world' collecting