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Collectibles Organizer Deluxe 2.9

Collectibles Organizer Deluxe 2.9: Organize and manage your collectibles. Collectibles Organizer, Detailed Solution: organize and maintain data about your collectibles in as much detail as you want. Collectibles Organizer, Basic Solution: organize and maintain data about your collectibles in a quick way. Collectibles Notes: organize and maintain notes about your collections. Collectibles Web Resources: organize information about online dealers, auctions, access accounts, and other collectibles resources. Collectibles Contacts



Collectibles Catalog 5.1: Store information about your different types of collectibles.
Collectibles Catalog 5.1

Collectibles Catalogue for Windows. For Beginners and advanced users. Designed to help you (or members of your family) to store information about your different types of collectibles (bears, dolls, miniatures, house plants, jewelry, precious moments figurines, Coca-Cola memorabilia, magazines, etc.). Example files included. Very intuitive and user friendly. It can be used by all members of the family.

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My Collectibles 3.0

My Collectibles is a powerful and flexible program that helps you easily organize and catalog all your collectibles. The Program offers the flexibility of customizable data entry screens. With the easy to use Edit Fields utilities you can resize edit fields, change field labels or use one of 15 built-in labels templates. My Collectible as all the features other collection softwares have, but it is much easier to use.

coin, photo, collectible, currency, stamp, newspaper, doll, record, trading card, comic, jewelry, poster, sport memorabilia


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Frostbow Collection Manager 2.5.4

Frostbow Collection Manager is a full featured database program for cataloging, organizing, and tracking antiques and collectibles. Designed for for Windows 9x/ME/NT4.x/2000/ME/XP. Twenty-seven separate fields for inputting descriptive data on each of your antiques or collectibles, including: acquisition and appraisal data, two image fields for photos and an image field for scanned receipts.

inventory, antiques, collectibles, antique inventory, appraisal, collectibles inventory


Collectibles Organizer 3.6: Organize and manage your collectibles.
Collectibles Organizer 3.6

Collectibles Organizer for Windows 95/98/NT is a powerful and flexible program that will help you organize your collections: antiques,art, militaria, pottery, figurines, models, memorabilia.. Features: Unlimited Number of Records; Graphical Data Field for scanned-in images; Flexible Sorting; Powerful Reports; Printing Labels; Print Preview; Generates WEB catalogs/stores/pages; New: View records through organizer`s IE browser.

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Collection Studio 2.41

collectibles (coins, banknotes, stamps, posters, books) and shows the whole or partial collection with different points of view. Easy-to-use tools will help you to change information, share it with friends, allowing collection to grow... Short features: - Supported collectibles are coins, banknotes (paper money), books, posters, stamps, discs, movies, medals and awards. - Amazing View feature allows you to view your collection in many different ways

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Collection Studio 2.44

collectibles (coins, banknotes, stamps, posters, books) and shows the whole or partial collection with different points of view. Easy-to-use tools will help you to change information, share it with friends, allowing collection to grow... Short features: - Supported collectibles are coins, banknotes (paper money), books, posters, stamps, discs, movies, medals and awards. - Amazing View feature allows you to view your collection in many different ways

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