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Table of Contents
The development of fireworks The fireworks industry in China The manufacture and trade Industry and trade after the revolution Fireworks exports to the United States The early label art Black powder firecrackers The change to flash powder Labels from the transition era Many brands and many labels The companies involved in the trade Why older labels are scarce The large celebration strings The post World War II era Government regulation lowers fireworks quality The present era Advice for the collector Where the labels are found About the author Credits |
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| Yan Kee Boy | Miscellaneous | ||||
| Lone Eagle | Jumbo | ||||
| Three Deities | Lion | ||||
| Early Red Paper | Pagoda | ||||
| Best Lady Crackers | Navy | ||||
| Eagle Special Extra | Saturn | ||||
| Cannon Crackers | Ship | ||||
| Transition Era | Labels from the 1960s | ||||
| Tai Hung - Two Deer | Big Bomb | ||||
| Him San - Two Ladies | Super Blast | ||||
| Maiden with Flowers | Super Flash | ||||
| Man with Deer | TNT Bomb | ||||
| Common Animals | Thunder Bomb | ||||
| Alligator | Warhead | ||||
| Bulldog | Labels from the 1990s | ||||
| Elk | Fat Rat | ||||
| Boa | Golden 21st Century | ||||
| Monkeys | Olde Glory | ||||
| Zebra | Pigeon | ||||
| Real and Mythical People | Roller Coaster | ||||
| Captain Kidd | Viking | ||||
| Minuteman | |||||
| Devil | |||||
| Jester | |||||
| The Lo Che - Man Riding Yak | |||||