Directory of Salt and Pepper Shakers Resources

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• Flickr: Salt & Pepper

  http://www.flickr.com/groups/shakers/
  Collections of salt and pepper shakers from around the world.

• Kim's Salt and Pepper Collector's Page

  http://kimmykay.tripod.com/snppage
  Information about collecting salt and pepper shakers including a history and list of resources, with pictures of the collection.

• Novelty Salt and Pepper Shakers Club

  http://www.saltandpepperclub.com/
  Information about the club. Learn about your shaker collection. Club has yearly convention, local chapters and a convention shaker.

• Open Salts

  http://www.opensalts.info/
  This is the cumulative website for all known open salt collector's clubs, reference materials, and buying and selling information.

• Salt and Pepper Shakers Blog

  http://saltandpeppershakers.blogspot.com/
  Shakers of all types including nodders, huggers, Bendel and Van Tellingen.

• Salt and Pepper Shakers WebRing

  http://www.webring.org/hub?ring=snpshakers
  Links to sites dedicated to the collecting, buying, selling or trading of salt and pepper shakers.

• Shakerlady

  http://www.angelfire.com/il/shakerlady/
  Collection of novelty and figural salt and pepper shakers. Also looking to buy collections of shakers.

• Virtual Museum of Salt and Pepper Shakers

  http://www.sups-mus.de/
  Bi-lingual virtual museum of salt and pepper shakers (over 950 shaker pairs), all shown in pictures. Information about collecting salt and pepper shakers, books, newsgroup.

• Yahoo Groups: Novelty Salt and Pepper Shakers

  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/novelty_shakers/
  Anything you want to share as it relates to collecting novelty salt and pepper shakers.

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